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DREAMWEAVER API REFERENCE
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Last updated 8/27/2013
Example
In normal use, an extension first calls the dreamweaver.openDocument() or dreamweaver.getDocumentDOM()
functions to get a reference to the document. The extension then calls the
dom.getIsXHTMLDocument() function to
determine whether the document is already in XHTML form. If it is not, the extension calls the
dom.convertToXHTML() function to convert the document into XHTML. Then the extension calls the
dreamweaver.saveDocument() function to save the converted file with a new filename.
dom.getIsXHTMLDocument()
Availability
Dreamweaver MX.
Description
Checks a document (specifically, the <!DOCTYPE> declaration) to see whether it is XHTML.
Arguments
None.
Returns
A true value if the document is XHTML; false otherwise.
dreamweaver.browseForFileURL()
Availability
Dreamweaver 1, enhanced in 2, 3, and 4.
Description
Opens the specified type of dialog box with the specified label in the title bar.
Arguments
openSelectOrSave, {titleBarLabel}, {bShowPreviewPane}, {bSupressSiteRootWarnings},
{arrayOfExtensions}, {startFolder}, {allowDynamic}, {fileToLocate}
• The openSelectOrSave argument is a string that indicates the type of dialog box as open, select, or save.
• The titleBarLabel argument (added in Dreamweaver 2) is the label that appears in the title bar of the dialog box.
If this argument is omitted, Dreamweaver uses the default label that the operating system supplies.
• The bShowPreviewPane argument (added in Dreamweaver 2) is a Boolean value that indicates whether to display
the Image Preview Pane in the dialog box. If the value of this argument is
true, the dialog box filters for image files;
if omitted, it defaults to
false.
• The bSupressSiteRootWarnings argument (added in Dreamweaver 3) is a Boolean value that indicates whether
to suppress warnings when the selected file is outside the site root. If this argument is omitted, it defaults to
false.
• The arrayOfExtensions argument (added in Dreamweaver 4) is an array of strings. It specifies the default content
for the Files of type list menu, which appears at the bottom of the dialog box. The syntax for this argument is
menuEntryText|.xxx[;.yyy;.zzz]|CCCC|, where:
• menuEntryText is the name of the file type.
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