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140 Insert Bar Objects
How object files work
Objects have the following components:
The HTML file that defines what is inserted into a document
The
HEAD section of an Object file contains JavaScript functions (or references external
JavaScript files) that process form input from the
BODY section and control what content is
added to the user’s document.The
BODY of an Object file can contain an HTML form that
accepts parameters for the object (for example, the number of rows and columns to insert
in a table) and activates a dialog box for users to input attributes.
The 18 x 18 pixel image that appears on the Insert bar
Additions to the insertbar.xml file. The insertbar.xml file defines where the object appears
on the Insert bar.
When a user selects an object by clicking an icon on the Insert bar or by selecting an item on
the Insert menu, the following events occur:
1. Dreamweaver calls the canInsertObject() function to determine whether to show a
dialog box.
2. The Object file is scanned for a FORM tag. If a form exists and you select the Show Dialog
When Inserting Objects option in the General Preferences dialog box, Dreamweaver calls
the
windowDimensions() function, if defined, to determine the size of the dialog box in
which to display the form. If no form exists in the Object file, Dreamweaver does not
display a dialog box, and skips step 2.
3. If Dreamweaver displays a dialog box in step 1, the user enters parameters for the object
(such as the number of rows and columns in a table) in the dialog box text fields and clicks
OK.
4. Dreamweaver calls the objectTag() function and inserts its return value in the document
after the current selection. (It does not replace the current selection.)
5. If Dreamweaver does not find the objectTag() function, it looks for an insertObject()
function and calls that function instead.
NOTE
The simplest objects contain only the HTML to insert, without a BODY and HEAD tag.
For more information, see “Customizing Dreamweaver” on the Macromedia Support
Center.
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