#5 Cloak SVN Folders

[Anonymous]

Am relatively new to Tortoise SVN. Have just integrated SubWeaver into Dreamweaver 8 and what I wish for the program to do is to cloak .svn folders (which are hidden in DW's file list) so they are not put to our Remote server when doing a standard DW "Put". Selecting "Cloak SVN Folders" does not seem to do anything, the .svn folder and all of its sub folders are still going up. I have been able to stop the files going up by using DW's native cloak functionality to cloak all files ending with: ".svn-base all-wcprops entries". However the folders going up is annoying to say the least, seems I have no control over it. The Remote server is not part of subversioning and it is therefore untidy to have the .svn folders sitting up there, allbeit empty of files. Perhaps I am misunderstanding the purpose of "Cloak SVN Folders", or am doing something wrong.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Alex

[Anonymous]

totally agree with anonymous above - the cloaking is NOT working at all in my install of Dreamweaver CS3.

for that matter, in all the extensions that offer cloaking, cloaking is not working... i imagine this is thanks to some magic CS3 update that has broken things. ... (bah!)

i'd look into fixing it myself if the mxp file wasnt a binary.. (double bah!)

time for netbeans i think...

[Joris van Lier]

RE: cybacolt
> i'd look into fixing it myself if the mxp file wasnt a binary.. (double bah!)

MXPs can be deconstructed
- Using mxp extractoion tools
- By installing it, but not clicking the agree button, look in your TEMP folder for the extracted files