MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER MX 2004-EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER Specifikace stáhnout pdf (Strana 250)

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How site reports work

1. Reports are accessible through the Site > Reports command. When it is selected, this

command displays a dialog box from which the user selects reports to run on a choice of

targets.

2. The user selects which files to run the selected reports on using the Report On: pop-up

menu. This menu contains the Current Document, Entire Current Local Site, Selected

Files In Site, and Folder commands. When the user selects the Folder command, a Browse

button and text field appear, so the user can select a folder.

3. The user can customize reports that have parameters by clicking the Settings button and

entering values for the parameters. To let a user set report parameters, a report must contain

a Settings dialog box. This dialog box is optional; not every report requires the user to set

the report’s parameters. If a report does not have a Settings dialog box, the Settings button

is dimmed when a user selects the report in the list.

4. After selecting the reports and specifying the settings, the user clicks the Run button.

At this point, Dreamweaver clears all items from the Site Reports tab of the Results panel.

Dreamweaver calls the

beginReporting() function in each report before the reporting

process begins. If a report returns a

false value from this function, it is removed from the

report run.

5. Each file is passed to each report that was selected in the Reports dialog box using the

processFile() function. If the report needs to include information about this file in the

results list, it should call the

dw.resultsPalette.siteReports.addResultItem()

function. This process continues until all files that pertain to the user’s selection are

processed or the user clicks the Stop button in the bottom of the window. Dreamweaver

displays the name of each file being processed and the number of files that remain to be

processed.

Dreamweaver calls the

endReporting() function in each report after all the files have

been processed and the reporting process completes.

A simple site report example

The simple extension example lists all the images referenced in a particular file, an entire site,

selected files, or a folder and displays the report in the Results window under the Site

Results tab.

NOTE

If a report has the preventFileActivity handler, Dreamweaver prevents the user

from performing any other file activity while this report is being run.

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