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EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER CS4
Customizing Code view
Dreamweaver stores browser profiles in the Browser Profile folder inside the Dreamweaver Configuration folder. Each
browser profile is defined as a text file that is named for the browser. For example, the browser profile for Internet
Explorer version 6.0 is Internet_Explorer_6.0.txt. To support target browser checking for CSS, Dreamweaver stores
CSS profile information for a browser in an XML file whose name corresponds to the browser profile but with a suffix
of _CSS.xml. For example, the CSS profile for Internet Explorer 6.0 is Internet_Explorer_6.0_CSS.xml. You might
want to make changes to a CSS profile file if you find that Dreamweaver is reporting an error that you do not want.
The CSS profile file consists of three XML tags: css-support, property, and value. The following sections describe
these tags.
<css-support>
Description
This tag is the root node for a set of property and value tags that are supported by a particular browser.
Attributes
None.
Contents
The property and value tags.
Container
None.
Example
<css-support>
. . .
</css-support>
<property>
Description
Defines a supported CSS property for the browser profile.
Attributes
name, names, supportlevel, message
• name="property_name"The name of the property for which you are specifying support.
• names="property_name, property_name,..." A comma-separated list of property names for which you are
specifying support.
The names attribute is a kind of shorthand. For example, the following names attribute is a shorthand method of
defining the
name attribute that follows it:
- DREAMWEAVER 1
- Copyright 2
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1: Introduction 7
- Creating an extension 8
- Introduction 9
- Ways to customize Dreamweaver 10
- • Normal HTML-style tags 12
- • String-delimited tags 12
- <tagspec> 13
- Customizing Dreamweaver 14
- • Remove Extra Closing Tags 15
- <deleteditems> 17
- Changing FTP mappings 18
- 5 Save the file 19
- Defining dynamic templates 24
- See also 25
- Providing localized strings 26
- Customizing workspace layouts 27
- <application> 28
- <document> 28
- <panelframe> 29
- <panelcontainer> 30
- <panel> 30
- About code hints 36
- JavaScript code hinting 37
- Customizing Code view 38
- Code hints tags 41
- <menugroup> 42
- <description> 42
- <function> 44
- <method> 45
- <parammenu> 46
- <parammenuitem> 47
- <optionparammenu> 47
- <optionparammenuitem> 48
- <property> 48
- <event> 49
- About code coloring 50
- <scheme> 51
- <blockEnd> 52
- <blockStart> 53
- <brackets> 53
- <charStart> 53
- <charEnd> 54
- <charEsc> 54
- <commentStart> 54
- <commentEnd> 54
- <cssImport/> 55
- <cssMedia/> 55
- <cssProperty/> 55
- <cssSelector/> 56
- <cssValue/> 56
- <defaultAttribute> 56
- <defaultTag> 56
- <defaultText/> 57
- <endOfLineComment> 57
- <entity/> 57
- <functionKeyword> 58
- <idChar1> 58
- <idCharRest> 58
- <ignoreCase> 59
- <ignoreMMTParams> 59
- <ignoreTags> 59
- <isLocked> 59
- <keyword> 60
- <keywords> 60
- <numbers/> 60
- <operators> 61
- <regexp> 61
- <sampleText> 61
- <stringStart> 62
- <stringEnd> 63
- <stringEsc> 63
- <tagGroup> 63
- Scheme processing 65
- Wildcard characters 66
- Escape characters 67
- Maximum string length 67
- Scheme precedence 68
- Editing schemes 69
- Code coloring examples 70
- About Code validation 73
- <css-support> 74
- <value> 75
- About Vertical Split view 76
- About related files 77
- About Live view 79
- Reloading extensions 84
- Extension APIs 85
- Localizing an extension 86
- Extending Dreamweaver 87
- Editable select lists 89
- Database controls 91
- Tree controls 93
- Creating a tree control 94
- A Smart Object example 99
- Object Model 101
- The Dreamweaver DOM 102
- EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER CS4 103
- The site object 109
- Chapter 7: Insert bar objects 110
- Insert bar definition tags 111
- <category> 112
- <menubutton> 112
- <insertbar> 112
- <button /> 113
- <checkbutton /> 113
- <separator /> 114
- Insert bar objects 115
- Modifying the Insert bar 117
- Create the HTML file 119
- Adding a dialog box 122
- 1 Create an HTML file 124
- 2 Add the following code: 124
- The objects API functions 126
- How detection works 131
- An Issues example 131
- The issues API functions 133
- Chapter 9: Commands 137
- A simple command example 138
- Writing the JavaScript code 139
- 1 Create a new blank file 140
- 3 Save the file 141
- Commands 142
- The commands API functions 143
- The menus.xml file 147
- <menubar> 148
- <menu> 148
- <menuitem> 149
- <separator> 150
- <shortcutlist> 151
- <shortcut> 151
- <tool> 152
- <action> 153
- <activate> 153
- <override> 154
- Change keyboard shortcuts 155
- Menus and menu commands 156
- Menu commands 157
- How menu commands work 158
- A simple menu command example 159
- A dynamic menu example 162
- Chapter 11: Toolbars 173
- How toolbar commands work 174
- A simple toolbar command file 175
- The toolbar definition file 176
- <toolbar> 177
- Toolbars 178
- <include/> 179
- <itemtype/> 179
- <itemref/> 179
- <separator/> 180
- Toolbar item tags 181
- <radiobutton> 182
- <dropdown> 183
- <combobox> 184
- <editcontrol> 185
- <colorpicker> 185
- Item tag attributes 186
- • Clicks a button 190
- Chapter 12: Reports 199
- A simple site report example 200
- Stand-alone reports 201
- How stand-alone reports work 202
- Write the JavaScript code 203
- The reports API functions 204
- Tag library file format 209
- The Tag Chooser 212
- Create a tag editor UI 215
- Tag libraries and editors 216
- Add a tag to Tag Chooser 217
- The tag editor API functions 218
- Property inspector files 220
- Property inspectors 221
- Create the user interface 222
- Create the image 225
- Test the Property inspector 225
- Chapter 15: Floating panels 228
- Creating the floating panels 229
- Floating panels 231
- Creating a menu item 233
- About performance 238
- Chapter 16: Behaviors 240
- A simple behavior example 241
- Create the behavior extension 242
- Behaviors 243
- The behaviors API functions 245
- Chapter 17: Server behaviors 252
- Dreamweaver architecture 253
- The script file 254
- Defining the code to insert 255
- Server behaviors 256
- The server behavior API 257
- EDML files 264
- Group EDML file tags 265
- <group> attributes 266
- <title> 268
- <groupParticipants> 268
- <groupParticipant> 269
- Participant EDML files 271
- <quickSearch> 272
- <insertText> 272
- <insertText> attributes 273
- <searchPatterns> 275
- <searchPattern> 276
- <updatePatterns> 280
- <updatePattern> 280
- <delete> 282
- <delete> attributes 282
- <translator> 283
- <translations> 284
- <translation> 284
- <openTag> 286
- <attributes> 287
- <attribute> 287
- <display> 288
- <closeTag> 288
- Server behavior techniques 289
- Search pattern resolution 292
- Updating server behaviors 293
- Deleting server behaviors 294
- Chapter 18: Data sources 296
- Data sources 297
- A simple data source example 298
- 2 Enter the following: 299
- MyDatasource Variable 301
- Test the new data source 303
- Chapter 19: Server formats 309
- Server formats 310
- Chapter 20: Components 315
- Properties of tree control 317
- Components 319
- • When server model changes 326
- Chapter 21: Server models 328
- Server models 329
- • ASP version 2.0 334
- • ADODB version 2.1 334
- Chapter 22: Data translators 335
- Data translators 336
- Create the tagspec tag 342
- Create the icon 342
- 2 Enter the following code: 345
- • The dom argument 351
- • A pointer to the function 354
- Data types 355
- The C-level API 355
- JSBool JS_DefineFunction() 356
- JSBool JS_ValueToInteger() 357
- JSBool JS_ValueToDouble() 357
- JSBool JS_ValueToBoolean() 358
- JSBool JS_ValueToObject() 358
- JS_ValueToUCString() 358
- JSBool JS_StringToValue() 359
- JSBool JS_UCStringToValue() 359
- JSBool JS_DoubleToValue() 360
- JSVal JS_BooleanToValue() 360
- JSVal JS_IntegerToValue() 360
- JSVal JS_ObjectToValue() 361
- JSObject *JS_NewArrayObject() 361
- JSBool JS_GetElement() 362
- JSBool JS_SetElement() 362
- JSBool JS_ExecuteScript() 363
- JSBool JS_ReportError() 363
- C-level extensibility 364
- JSBool MM_ConfigFileExists() 366
- JSBool MM_DeleteConfigFile() 370
- Chapter 24: The Shared folder 373
- The MM folder 374
- The Scripts subfolder 375
- The Class folder 375
- The CMN folder 376
- Other folders 377
- Using the Shared folder 378
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