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Chapter 14: Property inspectors
The Property inspector is perhaps the most familiar floating panel in the interface. The Property inspector is
indispensable for defining, reviewing, and changing the name, size, appearance, and other attributes of the selection.
It is also used for launching internal and external editors for the selected element.
The following table lists the files you use to create a Property inspector:
Property inspector files
Dreamweaver has several built-in interfaces for the Property inspector that let you set properties for many standard
HTML tags. Because these built-in inspectors are part of the core Dreamweaver code, you cannot find corresponding
Property inspector files for them in the Configuration folder. However, custom Property inspector files let you
override these built-in interfaces or create new ones to inspect custom tags. Custom Property inspector files reside in
the Configuration/Inspectors folder inside the Dreamweaver application folder.
The Property inspector HTML file must contain a comment (in addition to the doctype comment) immediately
preceding the opening HTML tag. It is shown in the following example:
<!-- tag:serverModel:tagNameOrKeyword,priority:1to10,selection:¬ exactOrWithin,hline,vline,
serverModel-->
<!DOCTYPE HTML SYSTEM "-//Adobe//DWExtension layout-engine 10.0//pi">
This comment has the following elements:
• The serverModel element specifies that Dreamweaver must load this Property inspector only when the server
model specified is active.
• The tagNameOrKeywordelement is the tag that is inspected or one of the following keywords: *COMMENT* (for
comments),
*LOCKED* (for locked regions), or *ASP* (for ASP tags).
• The 1to10 element is the priority of the Property inspector file. 1 indicates that this inspector is used only when no
others can inspect the selection.
10 indicates that this inspector takes precedence over all others that can inspect the
selection.
• The exactOrWithin element indicates whether the selection can be within the tag (within) or must exactly
contain the tag (
exact).
• The hline element (optional) indicates that a horizontal gray line must appear between the upper and lower halves
of the inspector in expanded mode.
• The vline element (optional) indicates that a vertical gray line must appear between the tag name field and the rest
of the properties in the inspector.
Path File Description
Configuration/Inspectors/ Propertyinspectorname.htm Defines the user interface (UI) of the Property
inspector.
Configuration/Inspectors/ Propertyinspectorname.js Contains the functions required by the Property
inspector.
Configuration/Inspectors/ Tagimagefile.gif Optional file to display in the Property inspector.
- 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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