Zack Katz - Denver SEO's dashboard

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional shared an idea in Panic Inc on August 28, 2009 17:58:

Add a Test FTP Settings Button in Site Editor

When editing a site in Sites view, I would like to have a button for "Test FTP Settings".

Currently, I have to save the settings, wait for the window to close, then click Reconnect, only to find out the FTP isn't configured properly.

Thanks!

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional marked one of David A.'s replies in Panic Inc as useful. David A. replied to the idea "Coda, group sites?".

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional replied on August 14, 2009 16:28 to the question "Required not showing for first and last name" in Katz Web Services, Inc.:

Hi Walter,
Thank you for letting me know about this - I will update the widget to fix this oversight. I don't know when it will happen, but it will be in the next update - probably in a few weeks.

Thanks!

A comment on the idea "Coda Code Collapsing" in Panic Inc:

Thanks Cabel.

What I meant was that on _this thread_, the topic of paid upgrade was more implied than stated. I look forward to upgrading to 2.0 with the rest of the fans on this site. – Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional, on August 12, 2009 14:40

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional set one of Zack Katz - Denver SEO's replies as an official response to "Invalid form error when creating new form, used code from publish" in Katz Web Services, Inc.

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional replied on August 12, 2009 14:11 to the problem "Invalid form error when creating new form, used code from publish" in Katz Web Services, Inc.:

This problem was solved a while ago. Just update to the latest version. Thanks!

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional set one of Zack Katz - Denver SEO's replies as an official response to "Invalid form error when creating new form, used code from publish" in Katz Web Services, Inc.

A comment on the idea "Coda Code Collapsing" in Panic Inc:

Jeez people. Calm down. – Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional, on August 12, 2009 14:08

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional started following the idea "Sort files and folders by type" in Panic Inc.

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional shared an idea in Panic Inc on August 12, 2009 13:25:

Type-ahead support in Sites View

When you're in the Sites view, you should be able to start typing a site name, and have it highlighted, so that you can open it by either: hitting enter or Command-Down.

This way, with tons of sites, it's still easy to quickly select one. I currently do this with the drop-down menu of sites, but it'd be nice in the full view as well.

A comment on the idea "Coda Code Collapsing" in Panic Inc:

The point is that this feature -- and others like auto-completing custom variables -- are widely requested features, and many people feel that it should have been in the v1 release.

Panic should just say that it will only be available for paid upgrade; this kind of feels like being led on. – Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional, on August 12, 2009 13:05

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional marked one of applestar's replies in Panic Inc as useful. applestar replied to the idea "Coda Code Collapsing".

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional started following the idea "Keep sites in sync !" in Panic Inc.

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional replied on July 07, 2009 23:17 to the idea "Integration of Safari's inspection window into Coda?" in Panic Inc:

You can simply right click and select "Inspect Element", and the window is there.

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional started following the idea "Vertical and horizontal splits in the same window" in Panic Inc.

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional posted an update in Katz Web Services, Inc. on June 01, 2009 13:44:

Constant Contact Form Generator Launched!

Katz Web Design has created a signup form generating tool that makes it easy to create a custom form, then simply copy and paste the code.

Do you use Constant Contact? Do you want to create great-looking signup forms for your website or blog? The Form Generator features an one-click installation to your Blogger/Blogspot.com blog.

Generate your own form now!

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional replied on April 06, 2009 15:48 to the question "invalid form wordpress" in Katz Web Services, Inc.:

That functionality is theoretically possible :-) For a service like that, however, I recommend you check out Feedburner. That lets people subscribe to blog email updates.

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional replied on April 06, 2009 15:39 to the question "invalid form wordpress" in Katz Web Services, Inc.:

Hi Rachel,
That error means that the unique form ID hasn't been entered. When you configured the widget, there is a field that says "ab1c2def3g". That should be your unique form ID.

Get your code here: Lists > Opt-In Forms and create a form.

When on the "Publish!" tab, the Form ID Code can be found by looking for <form method="post" action="http://oi.vresp.com?fid=ab1c2def3g"…, where ab1c2def3g is the code you want to enter in the field marked "Unique Form ID Code."

Are you able to find the code?

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional replied on March 31, 2009 20:52 to the problem "Here's the problem: Espresso has most of the features discussed here." in Panic Inc:

Yes, multiple upload locations, and full sync, but simple things like being able to close tags easily is something I long for!

Here are three things that would make my day:

• Code collapsing (done REALLY nicely in Espresso)


• Good tag completion (like in Dreamweaver, write </ and it automatically knows which tag to close)


• A great code structure navigator

Zack Katz - Denver Web Designer & SEO Professional reported a problem in Panic Inc on March 25, 2009 15:35:

Here's the problem: Espresso has most of the features discussed here.

I am trying out MacRabbit's Espresso software, and they've done everything I want. I've already invested in Coda, and I'd like to continue using it, but Espresso is way ahead already.

Might I recommend you increase speed of development?