MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER MX 2004-EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER Specifikace stáhnout pdf (Strana 108)

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108 Extending Dreamweaver

■ Do not write JavaScript code in the HTML files except for required event handlers. This

eliminates the need to fix a bug multiple times for multiple translations after the HTML

files are replicated and translated into other languages.

XML String files

Store all strings in XML files in the Dreamweaver Configuration/Strings folder. If you install

many related extension files, this lets you share all strings in a single XML file. If applicable,

this also lets you refer to the same string from both C++ and JavaScript extensions.

You could create a file called myExtensionStrings.xml. The following example shows the

format of the file:

<string id="featureX/subProblemY" value="There was a with X when you did

Y. Try not to do Y!"/>

<string id="featureX/subProblemZ" value="There was another problem with

X, regarding Z. Don't ever do Z!"/>

</strings>

Now your JavaScript files can refer to these translatable strings by calling the

dw.loadString() function, as shown in the following example:

function initializeUI()

{

...

if (problemYhasOccured)

{

alert(dw.loadString("featureX/subProblemY");

}

You can use slash (/) characters in your string identifiers, but do not use spaces. Using slashes,

you can create a hierarchy to suit your needs, and include all the strings in a single XML file.

NOTE

Files that begin with cc in the Configuration/Strings folder are Contribute files. For

example, the file ccSiteStrings.xml is a Contribute file.

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