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32 Customizing Dreamweaver
The following example shows an entry for the APPLET tag that would be accurate for Netscape
Navigator 3.0:
<!ELEMENT APPLET Name="Java Applet">
<!ATTLIST APPLET
Align (top |middle |bottom |left |right |absmiddle |
absbottom |baseline |texttop )
Alt
Archive
Class !Warning !msg="This browser ignores the CLASS attribute for the APPLET
tag."
Code
Codebase
Height
HSpace
ID !Warning !msg="This browser ignores the ID attribute for the APPLET tag.
Use NAME instead."
Name
Style !Warning !msg="This browser ignores the STYLE attribute for the APPLET
tag."
VSpace
Width
>
Creating and editing a browser profile
You can create a browser profile by modifying an existing profile. For example, to create a
profile for a future version of Microsoft Internet Explorer, you can open the profile for the
most recent version of Internet Explorer that has a profile, add any new tags or attributes
introduced in the new version, and save it as a profile for the new version.
To create or edit a browser profile:
1. Open an existing profile for editing.
If you’re creating a new profile, open the profile that most closely resembles the profile you
want to create, and save the file under a new filename.
2. If you’re creating a new profile, change the name that appears on the first line of text in the
file. (Two profiles cannot have the same name.)
NOTE
Before you create a browser profile for a new version of a browser, check the
Macromedia Exchange for Dreamweaver site at www.macromedia.com/exchange/
dreamweaver to see if Macromedia has supplied a browser profile that you can
download and install using the Extension Manager.
- Extending Dreamweaver 1
- 4Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6Contents 6
- PART 4: APPENDIX 7
- 8Contents 8
- Introduction 9
- Installing an extension 10
- Creating an extension 10
- What’s new in Dreamweaver 11
- Documentation changes 12
- Macromedia Press 12
- Deprecated functions 12
- 14 Introduction 14
- Customizing Dreamweaver 15
- Customizing default documents 18
- Customizing page designs 18
- 20 Customizing Dreamweaver 20
- ■ Normal HTML-style tags 21
- <tagspec> 22
- Contents 24
- Container 25
- 26 Customizing Dreamweaver 26
- 28 Customizing Dreamweaver 28
- <deleteditems> 29
- <item> 29
- Working with browser profiles 30
- 32 Customizing Dreamweaver 32
- Changing FTP mappings 34
- Extensible document types in 35
- Dreamweaver 35
- 36 Customizing Dreamweaver 36
- Tag Attribute 38
- Dynamic templates 41
- 42 Customizing Dreamweaver 42
- To add a new document type: 43
- Localized strings 44
- Customizing workspace layouts 46
- <panelset> 47
- <application> 47
- <document> 48
- <panelframe> 48
- <panelcontainer> 49
- <panel> 50
- Product ID Panel 51
- To remove a button: 52
- Save the file 53
- 54 Customizing Dreamweaver 54
- Customizing Code View 55
- The CodeHints.xml file 56
- Code Hints tags 57
- <menugroup> 58
- <description> 58
- <function> 61
- Code coloring 63
- 64 Customizing Code View 64
- <scheme> 65
- <blockEnd> 66
- <blockStart> 66
- <brackets> 67
- <charStart> 68
- <charEnd> 68
- <charEsc> 68
- <commentStart> 68
- <commentEnd> 69
- <cssImport/> 69
- <cssMedia/> 69
- <cssProperty/> 70
- <cssSelector/> 70
- <cssValue/> 71
- <defaultAttribute> 71
- <defaultTag> 71
- <defaultText/> 72
- <endOfLineComment> 72
- <entity/> 72
- <functionKeyword> 73
- <idChar1> 73
- <idCharRest> 74
- <ignoreCase> 74
- <ignoreMMTParams> 74
- <ignoreTags> 75
- <isLocked> 75
- <keyword> 75
- <keywords> 76
- <numbers/> 76
- <operators> 76
- <regexp> 77
- <sampleText> 77
- <stringStart> 78
- <stringEnd> 79
- <stringEsc> 79
- <tagGroup> 80
- Sample code 81
- Sample Code 82
- Scheme processing 83
- Wildcard characters 84
- Escape characters 85
- Maximum string length 85
- Scheme precedence 86
- Editing schemes 87
- 88 Customizing Code View 88
- Code coloring examples 89
- CSS sample text 90
- JavaScript code coloring 90
- JavaScript sample text 91
- Code validation 92
- <property> 93
- <value> 94
- 96 Customizing Code View 96
- Overview of Extending 97
- 100 Extending Dreamweaver 100
- 102 Extending Dreamweaver 102
- Reloading extensions 104
- Extension APIs 105
- Localizing an extension 107
- XML String files 108
- 110 Extending Dreamweaver 110
- User Interfaces for 111
- Extensions 111
- Editable select lists 114
- Enter the following code: 115
- Database controls 116
- Attribute name Description 117
- Adding tree controls 120
- Creating a tree control 120
- For readability 121
- The Dreamweaver Document 127
- Object Model 127
- Which document DOM? 128
- The Dreamweaver DOM 128
- Dreamweaver DOM 129
- The site object 136
- Insert Bar Objects 139
- How object files work 140
- Insertbar.xml tag hierarchy 141
- Insert bar definition tags 142
- <menubutton> 143
- <button /> 143
- <checkbutton /> 144
- <separator /> 144
- and _VIEW_STANDARD 145
- Description 146
- Modifying the Insert bar 148
- To create a new category: 149
- 150 Insert Bar Objects 150
- Creating the HTML file 151
- 152 Insert Bar Objects 152
- Creating the image 153
- Adding a dialog box 154
- To create the function: 155
- To add the form: 155
- Click the Red Text checkbox 156
- To organize the files: 157
- To create the image: 158
- To edit insertbar.xml: 159
- To test the new pop-up menu: 160
- The Objects API 161
- 162 Insert Bar Objects 162
- Arguments 163
- Example 163
- 166 Insert Bar Objects 166
- Commands 167
- A simple command example 168
- Creating the UI 169
- Writing the JavaScript code 170
- A simple command example 171 171
- 172 Commands 172
- A simple command example 173 173
- 174 Commands 174
- A simple command example 175 175
- The Commands API 176
- 178 Commands 178
- 180 Commands 180
- Menus and Menu Commands 181
- About the menus.xml file 182
- <menu> 183
- <menuitem> 184
- About the menus.xml file 185 185
- <separator> 186
- <shortcutlist> 187
- <shortcut> 188
- <tool> 189
- <action> 189
- <activate> 190
- <override> 190
- Changing keyboard shortcuts 192
- Menu commands 194
- Modifying the Commands menu 195
- How menu commands work 196
- A simple menu command example 197
- Creating the menu commands 198
- 200 Menus and Menu Commands 200
- A dynamic menu example 201
- A dynamic menu example 203 203
- 204 Menus and Menu Commands 204
- A dynamic menu example 205 205
- 206 Menus and Menu Commands 206
- A dynamic menu example 207 207
- 208 Menus and Menu Commands 208
- The Menu Commands API 209
- 210 Menus and Menu Commands 210
- 212 Menus and Menu Commands 212
- 214 Menus and Menu Commands 214
- Toolbars 215
- How toolbars behave 216
- How toolbar commands work 217
- A simple toolbar command file 218
- The toolbar definition file 220
- <toolbar> 221
- 222 Toolbars 222
- <include/> 223
- <itemtype/> 224
- <itemref/> 224
- <separator/> 225
- Toolbar item tags 226
- <checkbutton> 227
- <radiobutton> 227
- <dropdown> 229
- <combobox> 230
- <editcontrol> 230
- <colorpicker> 231
- Item tag attributes 232
- Item tag attributes 233 233
- 234 Toolbars 234
- Item tag attributes 235 235
- 236 Toolbars 236
- Item tag attributes 237 237
- The toolbar command API 238
- Availability 239
- 240 Toolbars 240
- The toolbar command API 243 243
- The toolbar command API 245 245
- 246 Toolbars 246
- The toolbar command API 247 247
- 248 Toolbars 248
- Site reports 249
- How site reports work 250
- A simple site report example 250
- Site reports 251 251
- Stand-alone reports 253
- Creating the dialog box UI 254
- The Reports API 256
- The Reports API 257 257
- 258 Reports 258
- The Reports API 259 259
- 260 Reports 260
- Tag Libraries and Editors 261
- Tag library file format 262
- Tag library file format 265 265
- For example, the input tag 266
- The Tag Chooser 268
- Tag Description Mandatory/ 269
- Optional 269
- Attribute Description 270
- To register the tag: 271
- Creating a tag editor UI 272
- Adding a tag to Tag Chooser 274
- Tag editor APIs 275
- 276 Tag Libraries and Editors 276
- object must be updated: 277
- 278 Tag Libraries and Editors 278
- Property Inspectors 279
- 280 Property Inspectors 280
- Creating the user interface 282
- 284 Property Inspectors 284
- The Property inspector API 285
- 286 Property Inspectors 286
- 288 Property Inspectors 288
- Floating Panels 289
- How floating panel files work 290
- Creating the floating panels 291
- 292 Floating Panels 292
- 294 Floating Panels 294
- Creating a menu item 296
- The Floating panel API 297
- The Floating panel API 299 299
- The Floating panel API 301 301
- 302 Floating Panels 302
- About performance 303
- 304 Floating Panels 304
- Behaviors 305
- How Behaviors work 306
- A simple behavior example 307
- 308 Behaviors 308
- A simple behavior example 309 309
- 310 Behaviors 310
- A simple behavior example 311 311
- The Behaviors API 312
- The Behaviors API 313 313
- 316 Behaviors 316
- 318 Behaviors 318
- Server Behaviors 321
- Dreamweaver architecture 322
- Group files 323
- Participant files 323
- The script file 324
- Defining the code to insert 325
- 326 Server Behaviors 326
- 328 Server Behaviors 328
- The Server Behavior API 329
- 330 Server Behaviors 330
- The Server Behavior API 331 331
- 332 Server Behaviors 332
- The Server Behavior API 333 333
- 334 Server Behaviors 334
- Editing EDML files 337
- Regular expressions 338
- Notes about EDML structure 339
- Group EDML file tags 340
- Group EDML file tags 341 341
- Required 342
- <title> 343
- <groupParticipants> 344
- <groupParticipant> 345
- 346 Server Behaviors 346
- Participant EDML files 347
- <quickSearch> 348
- <insertText> 349
- <insertText> attributes 349
- <searchPatterns> 352
- <searchPattern> 354
- 356 Server Behaviors 356
- Participant EDML files 357 357
- <updatePatterns> 358
- <updatePattern> 359
- <delete> 361
- <delete> attributes 361
- <translator> 362
- <translations> 363
- <translation> 364
- Participant EDML files 365 365
- <openTag> 366
- <attributes> 367
- <attribute> 367
- <display> 368
- <closeTag> 368
- Server behavior techniques 369
- 370 Server Behaviors 370
- 372 Server Behaviors 372
- Search pattern resolution 373
- Updating server behaviors 374
- Deleting server behaviors 376
- 378 Server Behaviors 378
- Data Sources 379
- How data sources work 380
- How data sources work 381 381
- A simple data source example 382
- Creating the EDML file 383
- Sources API functions 384
- 386 Data Sources 386
- Create a new blank file 388
- Enter the following: 388
- Testing the new data source 389
- 390 Data Sources 390
- The Data Sources API 391
- 392 Data Sources 392
- The Data Sources API 393 393
- The Data Sources API 395 395
- 398 Data Sources 398
- Server Formats 399
- How data formatting works 400
- How data formatting works 401 401
- 402 Server Formats 402
- The Server Formats API 403
- 404 Server Formats 404
- Components 407
- 408 Components 408
- Components panel files 409
- Adding a service component 410
- Populating the tree control 411
- Dreamweaver MX 416
- 422 Components 422
- Server Models 423
- 426 Server Models 426
- "ASP/JavaScript" 428
- 430 Server Models 430
- ASP version 2.0 431
- ADODB version 2.1 431
- 432 Server Models 432
- Data Translators 433
- How data translators work 434
- 436 Data Translators 436
- 438 Data Translators 438
- 440 Data Translators 440
- 442 Data Translators 442
- Creating the tagspec tag 443
- Creating the icon 444
- 446 Data Translators 446
- 448 Data Translators 448
- 450 Data Translators 450
- The Data Translator API 452
- String Definition 453
- 456 Data Translators 456
- C-Level Extensibility 457
- 458 C-Level Extensibility 458
- MM_Init() 459
- Data types 460
- The C-level API 461
- JSBool JS_ValueToInteger() 462
- JSBool JS_ValueToDouble() 463
- JSBool JS_ValueToBoolean() 463
- JSBool JS_ValueToObject() 464
- JSBool JS_StringToValue() 464
- JSBool JS_DoubleToValue() 465
- JSVal JS_BooleanToValue() 465
- JSVal JS_IntegerToValue() 466
- JSVal JS_ObjectToValue() 466
- JSObject *JS_NewArrayObject() 467
- JSBool JS_GetElement() 468
- JSBool JS_SetElement() 468
- JSBool JS_ExecuteScript() 469
- JSBool JS_ReportError() 469
- 470 C-Level Extensibility 470
- JSBool MM_ConfigFileExists() 473
- 476 C-Level Extensibility 476
- JSBool MM_DeleteConfigFile() 478
- 480 C-Level Extensibility 480
- Appendix 481
- The Shared Folder 483
- The Common folder 484
- The MM folder 486
- The Class folder 487
- The CMN folder 488
- Other folders 490
- Using the Shared folder 491
- 492 The Shared Folder 492
- 494 Index 494
- Index 495 495
- 496 Index 496
- Index 497 497
- 498 Index 498
- Index 499 499
- 500 Index 500
- Index 501 501
- 502 Index 502
- Index 503 503
- 504 Index 504
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