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In most cases, DOCTYPE statements must go on the first line of a document. However, to avoid
conflicts with extension-specific directives that, in previous versions, were required to be on
the first line of a file (such as the comment at the top of a Property inspector file, or the
MENU-
LOCATION=NONE
directive in a command), DOCTYPE statements and directives can now be in
any order as long as they appear before the opening
html tag.
In addition to letting you make extension UIs more closely match the built-in dialog boxes
and panels, the new
DOCTYPE statements also let you view your extensions in the
Dreamweaver Design view so that you can see them as they would appear when viewed by
users.
The following examples show the Base Property inspector without the
DOCTYPE statement,
which improves form-control rendering, and then with the
DOCTYPE statement.
The Base Property inspector as it appears in Design view without the
DOCTYPE statement.
The Base Property inspector as it appears in Design view with the
DOCTYPE statement (and after a
few adjustments to accommodate the new rendering).
Using custom UI controls in extensions
In addition to the standard HTML form elements, Dreamweaver supports custom controls to
help you create flexible, professional-looking interfaces, as described in the following list:
■ Editable select lists (also known as combo boxes) that let you combine the functionality of
a select list with that of a text box
■ Database controls that facilitate the display of data hierarchies and fields
■ Tree controls that organize information into expandable and collapsible nodes
■ Color button controls that let you add color picker interfaces to your extensions
- 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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