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Calculatoare și electronice Software Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Manualul utilizatorului

Tutorials. Adobe Dreamweaver CS4

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USING DREAMWEAVER CS4

Resources

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ReadMe

A ReadMe file for your software is available on-line and on the installation disc. Open the file to read important information about topics such as the following:

• System requirements

• Installation (including uninstalling the software)

• Activation and registration

• Font installation

• Troubleshooting

• Customer support

• Legal notices

Tutorials

Creating your first website (series)

Part 1: Setting up your site and project files

Part 2: Creating the page layout

Part 3: Adding content to pages

Part 4: Adding the main image text

Part 5: Adding the Spry menu

Part 6: Publishing your site

Video tutorials

Getting started and new feature video tutorials

Taming the web (series)

CSS Tutorials

Creating a basic CSS style sheet

From table-based to tableless web design

Dreamweaver CSS starter layouts

Creating a CSS layout from scratch

In Search of the Holy Grail

Updated 24 September 2009

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Cuprins

Activation and registration

7

Help with installation

Adobe Product Improvement Program

Creating your first website (series)

Services, downloads, and extras

10

Adobe creative on-line services

Dreamweaver workflow and workspace

13

Dreamweaver workflow overview

13

Workspace layout overview

14

Workspace elements overview

16

Document window overview

17

Document toolbar overview

18

Standard toolbar overview

19

Status bar overview

19

Coding toolbar overview

20

Style Rendering toolbar overview

21

Property inspector overview

22

Insert panel overview

22

Files panel overview

24

CSS Styles panel overview

25

Visual guides overview

25

GoLive users

26

Working in the Document window

26

Switch between views in the Document window

26

Switch to Code view

26

Switch to Split Code view

26

Switch to Design view

26

Show both Code and Design views

27

Toggle between Code view and Design view

27

Split views vertically

27

Cascade or tile Document windows

27

Cascade Document windows

27

Tile Document windows

27

Resize the Document window

28

Resize the Document window to a predetermined size

28

Change the values listed in the Window Size pop-up menu

28

Add a new size to the Window Size pop-up menu

28

Set window size and connection speed

28

Reports in Dreamweaver

29

Using toolbars, inspectors, and context menus

30

Display toolbars

30

Use the Property inspector

30

Show or hide the Property inspector

30

Expand or collapse the Property inspector

30

View and change properties for a page element

30

Use context menus

31

Customizing the CS4 workspace

31

Manage windows and panels

31

Manage Document windows

32

Dock and undock panels

32

Move panels

33

Add and remove panels

33

Manipulate panel groups

34

Stack floating panels

34

Resize panels

34

Manipulate panels collapsed to icons

34

Restore the default workspace

35

Save and switch workspaces

35

Save a custom workspace

36

Display or switch workspaces

36

Delete a custom workspace

36

(Photoshop) Start with the last or default panel locations

36

Display tabbed documents (Dreamweaver Macintosh)

36

Open a tabbed document in a separate window

36

Combine separate documents into tabbed windows

37

Change the default tabbed document setting

37

Turn on color icons

37

Hide and display the Dreamweaver Welcome screen

37

Hide the Welcome screen

37

Display the Welcome screen

37

About customizing Dreamweaver in multiuser systems

37

Set General preferences for Dreamweaver

38

Set Fonts preferences for documents in Dreamweaver

39

Customize Dreamweaver highlighting colors

40

Change a highlighting color

40

Activate or deactivate highlighting for an object

40

Keyboard shortcuts

40

Create a reference sheet for the current shortcut set

40

Customize keyboard shortcuts

41

Create a keyboard shortcut

41

Remove a shortcut from a command

41

Add a shortcut to a command

42

Edit an existing shortcut

42

About keyboard shortcuts and non-U.S. keyboards

42

Extensions

43

Add and manage extensions in Dreamweaver

43

Chapter 3: Working with Dreamweaver sites

44

Setting up a Dreamweaver site

44

About Dreamweaver sites

44

Understanding local and remote folder structure

44

Using the Manage Sites dialog box

45

Set up and edit a local root folder

46

Set up a remote folder

47

Select an access method

47

Set options for FTP access

48

Connect to or disconnect from a remote folder with FTP access

50

Set options for local or network access

50

Set options for WebDAV access

50

Connect to or disconnect from a remote folder with network access

51

Set options for RDS access

51

Set up Microsoft Visual SourceSafe access

51

Troubleshoot the remote folder setup

52

Set up a testing server

53

About the URL prefix for the testing server

54

Edit an existing remote website in Dreamweaver

55

Remove a Dreamweaver site from your list of sites

55

Import and export site settings

Set site preferences for transferring files

56

Managing Contribute sites with Dreamweaver

58

Managing Contribute sites

58

Site structure and page design for a Contribute site

58

File transfer to and from a Contribute site

59

Contribute file and folder permissions on the server

59

Contribute special files

59

Prepare a site for use with Contribute

60

Administer a Contribute site using Dreamweaver

61

Delete, move, or rename a remote file in a Contribute site

62

Enable Contribute users to access templates without root folder access

63

Troubleshoot a Contribute site

63

Unlock a file in a Contribute site

63

Troubleshoot connection problems for a Contribute site

63

Troubleshoot Contribute administration tools

64

Working on files without defining a site

64

Connect to an FTP server without defining a site

64

Connect to an RDS server without defining a site

65

Basic tab options

65

Set Basic tab Editing Files options

65

Name your Dreamweaver site

65

Specify the URL of your site

65

Set Basic tab Editing Files Part 2 options

66

Set Basic tab Editing Files Part 3 options

66

Set Basic tab Testing Files options (URL prefix)

66

Set Basic tab Testing Files options (remote access)

67

Set Basic tab remote folder setup options

67

Set Basic tab Sharing Files options (remote access)

68

Set Basic tab Sharing Files options (check in/check out)

68

Basic tab Summary options

69

Chapter 4: Creating and Managing Files

70

Creating and opening documents

70

About creating Dreamweaver documents

70

Dreamweaver file types

70

Create a blank page

71

Create a blank template

72

Create a page based on an existing template

74

Create a document based on a template

74

Create a document from a template in the Assets panel

74

Create a page based on a Dreamweaver sample file

75

Create other kinds of pages

75

Save and revert documents

76

Save a document

76

Save all open documents

76

Revert to the last saved version of a document

76

Set default document type and encoding

76

Set the default file extension of new HTML documents

78

Open and edit existing documents

78

Open related files

79

Return to the source code of the main document

79

Change the display of related files

80

Disable related files

80

Clean up Microsoft Word HTML files

80

Managing files and folders

81

About managing files and folders

81

Using the Files panel

81

View files and folders

83

Open or close the Files panel

83

Expand or collapse the Files panel (Dreamweaver sites only)

83

Change the size of the view area in the expanded Files panel

84

Change the site view in Files panel (Dreamweaver sites only)

84

View files outside of a Dreamweaver site

84

Work with files in the Files panel

84

Open a file

84

Create a file or folder

85

Delete a file or folder

85

Rename a file or folder

85

Move a file or folder

85

Refresh the Files panel

85

Find files in your Dreamweaver site

86

Find an open file in your site

86

Locate and select checked out files in a Dreamweaver site

86

Find a selected file in your local or remote site

86

Locate and select files that are newer in the local site than in the remote site

86

Locate and select files that are newer in the remote site than in the local site

86

Find recently modified files in your site

86

Identify and delete unused files

87

Access sites, a server, and local drives

87

Open an existing Dreamweaver site

88

Open a folder on a remote FTP or RDS server

88

Access a local drive or your desktop

88

Customize the file and folder details displayed in the expanded Files panel

89

Change the order of the columns

89

Add, delete, or change detail columns

89

Sort by any detail column in the Files panel

89

Getting and putting files to and from your server

90

File transfer and dependent files

90

About background file transfers

90

Get files from a remote server

91

Get files from a remote server using the Files panel

91

Get files from a remote server using the Document window

92

Display the FTP log

92

Put files on a remote server

92

Put files on a remote or testing server using the Files panel

92

Put files on a remote server using the Document window

93

Display the FTP log

93

Manage file transfers

93

Cancel a file transfer

93

Show the Background File Activity dialog box during transfers

93

View details of the last file transfer

94

Save a log of the last file transfer

94

Checking in and checking out files

94

About the Check In/Check Out system

94

Set up the Check In/Check Out system

94

Check files into and out of a remote folder

95

Check out files using the Files panel

95

Check in files using the Files panel

96

Check in an open file from the Document window

96

Undo a file check-out

96

Use WebDAV to check in and check out files

97

Use Subversion (SVN) to get and check in files

97

Set up an SVN connection

97

Mount folders from the SVN repository

98

Get the latest versions of files

99

Commit files

99

Update status of files or folders in the repository

100

Update status of local file or folders

100

View revisions for a file

100

Lock and unlock files

100

Add a new file to the repository

101

Resolve conflicting files

101

Go offline

101

Clean up a local SVN site

101

About moving files and folders in Subversion-controlled sites

102

Synchronizing files

102

Synchronize the files on your local and remote sites

102

Check which files are newer on the local or remote site, without synchronizing

102

Display detailed synchronization information for a particular file

102

Synchronize your files

103

Creating InContext Editing files

104

About Adobe InContext Editing

104

Create an InContext Editing editable region

104

Create an InContext Editing repeating region

105

Delete a region

108

Specify CSS classes for formatting

108

InContext Editing Error messages

108

Cannot apply InContext Editing to tags containing script tags or server-side block(s) of code

108

Current selection cannot be transformed or wrapped with a DIV tag because the parent node doesn't allow DIV as child tag

108

Current selection already contains or is inside of an Editable Region. Nested Editable Regions are not allowed.

108

Editable Regions should not contain Repeating Regions or Repeating Regions Groups

108

Repeating Regions should not be inside Editable Regions or contain Repeating Regions Groups

109

Current selection already contains or is inside of a Repeating Region. Nested Repeating Regions are not allowed.

109

Selection must contain exactly one Dreamweaver template editable/repeating region, or be inside any Dreamweaver template editable region

109

Only DIV tags can have both Editable Region and Repeating Region functionality applied at the same time

109

Dreamweaver detected that a Repeating Regions Group tag precedes the Repeating Region

109

Comparing files for differences

109

Compare local and remote files for differences

109

Specify a comparison tool in Dreamweaver

110

Compare two local files

110

Compare two remote files

110

Compare a local file to a remote file

111

Compare a remote file to a local file

111

Compare an open file to a remote file

111

Compare before putting files

111

Compare files when synchronizing

112

Rolling back files (Contribute users)

112

Roll back files (Contribute users)

112

Cloaking files and folders in your site

112

About site cloaking

112

Enable and disable site cloaking

113

Cloak and uncloak site files and folders

113

Cloak and uncloak specific file types

114

Cloak specific file types within a site

114

Uncloak specific file types within a site

114

Uncloak all files and folders

114

Storing file information in Design Notes

115

About Design Notes

115

Enable and disable Design Notes for a site

115

Associate Design Notes with files

116

Work with Design Notes

116

Open Design Notes associated with a file

117

Assign a custom Design Notes status

117

Delete unassociated Design Notes from your site

117

Testing your site

117

Site testing guidelines

117

Use reports to test your site

119

Run reports to test a site

119

Use and save a report

120

Chapter 5: Managing assets and libraries

121

About assets and libraries

Assets panel overview

122

View an asset in the preview area

123

Display assets in a category

Resize the preview area

124

Refresh the Assets panel

124

Add an asset to a document

124

Apply a color to text using the Assets panel

124

Apply a URL to an image or text using the Assets panel

125

Select and edit assets

125

Select multiple assets

125

Edit an asset

125

Reuse assets in another site

126

Locate an asset file in the Files panel

126

Copy assets from the Asset panel to another site

126

Creating and managing a list of favorite assets

126

Managing favorite assets

126

Add or remove favorite assets

127

Add assets to the Favorites list

127

Add a new color or URL to the Favorites list

127

Remove assets from the Favorites list

127

Create a nickname for a favorite asset

128

Group assets in a Favorites folder

128

Working with library items

128

Create a library item

128

Create a library item based on a selection

128

Create an empty library item

129

Insert a library item into a document

129

Edit library items and update documents

129

Edit a library item

129

Update the current document to use the current version of all library items

130

Update the entire site or all documents that use a particular library item

130

Rename a library item

130

Delete a library item from a library

130

Recreate a missing or deleted library item

130

Customize highlighting of library items

131

Change the highlight color of library items

131

To show or hide highlighting in the Document window

131

Edit the properties of a library item

131

Make library items editable in a document

131

Edit a behavior in a library item

132

Chapter 6: Creating pages with CSS

133

Understanding Cascading Style Sheets

133

About Cascading Style Sheets

133

About CSS rules

133

About cascading styles

135

About text formatting and CSS

136

About Shorthand CSS properties

136

Creating and managing CSS

137

About the CSS Styles panel

137

The CSS Styles panel in Current mode

138

The CSS Styles panel in All mode

140

CSS Styles panel buttons and views

140

Open the CSS Styles panel

141

Set CSS Styles preferences

141

Create a new CSS rule

142

Set CSS properties

143

Define CSS type properties

143

Define CSS style background properties

144

Define CSS style block properties

144

Define CSS style box properties

145

Define CSS style border properties

146

Define CSS style list properties

146

Define CSS style positioning properties

146

Define CSS style extension properties

148

Edit a CSS rule

148

Edit a rule in the CSS Styles panel (Current mode)

148

Edit a rule in the CSS Styles panel (All mode)

149

Change the name of a CSS selector

149

Add a property to a rule

149

Apply, remove, or rename class styles

149

Apply a CSS class style

150

Remove a class style from a selection

150

Rename a class style

150

Move/export CSS rules

150

Move/export CSS rules to a new style sheet

151

Move/export CSS rules to an existing style sheet

151

Rearrange or move CSS rules by dragging

151

Select multiple rules before moving them

152

Convert inline CSS to a CSS rule

152

Link to an external CSS style sheet

152

Edit a CSS style sheet

153

Format CSS code

153

Set CSS code formatting preferences

153

Format CSS code in a CSS style sheet manually

154

Format embedded CSS code manually

154

Check for cross-browser CSS rendering issues

154

Run a browser compatibility check

155

Select the element affected by a found issue

155

Jump to the next or previous found issue in the code

155

Select browsers for Dreamweaver to check against

155

Exclude an issue from the browser compatibility check

155

Edit the Ignored Issues list

155

Save a browser compatibility check report

156

View a browser compatibility check report in a browser

156

Open the Adobe CSS Advisor website

156

Use Design-Time style sheets

156

Use Dreamweaver sample style sheets

157

Update CSS style sheets in a Contribute site

157

Laying out pages with CSS

158

About CSS page layout

158

About CSS page layout structure

158

Create a page with a CSS layout

162

Create a page with a CSS layout

162

Add custom CSS layouts to the list of choices

163

Working with div tags

164

About working with div tags

View and edit rules applied to a div tag

165

Place the insertion point in a div tag to add content

166

Change the placeholder text in a div tag

166

Change the highlight color of div tags

166

Visualizing CSS layout blocks

166

View CSS layout blocks

167

View CSS layout block outlines

167

View CSS layout block backgrounds

167

View CSS layout block box models

167

Use visual aids with non-CSS layout block elements

167

Working with AP elements

168

About AP elements in Dreamweaver

168

HTML code for AP Div elements

168

Insert an AP Div

169

Work with nested AP Divs

170

View or set AP element preferences

171

View or set properties for a single AP element

171

View or set properties for multiple AP elements

173

AP Elements panel overview

174

Select AP elements

174

Change the stacking order of AP elements

175

Show and hide AP elements

Converting AP elements to tables

177

Convert between AP elements and tables

177

Prevent AP element overlaps

178

Chapter 7: Laying out pages with HTML

179

Using visual aids for layout

Create a horizontal or vertical guide

179

Show or hide guides

179

Snap elements to guides

179

Lock or unlock all guides

180

View and move a guide to a specific position

180

View the distance between guides

180

Emulate the fold (visible area) of a web browser

180

Remove a guide

180

Change guide settings

180

Using guides with templates

180

Use the layout grid

181

Show or hide the grid

181

Enable or disable snapping

Place a tracing image in the Document window

181

Show or hide the tracing image

182

Change the position of a tracing image

182

Reset the position of the tracing image

182

Align the tracing image to a selected element

182

Presenting content with tables

182

About tables

182

Table formatting precedence in HTML

183

About splitting and merging table cells

183

Insert a table and add content

183

Import and export tabular data

Select table elements

185

Select an entire table

186

Select individual or multiple rows or columns

186

Select a single column

186

Select a single cell

186

Select a line or a rectangular block of cells

186

Select nonadjacent cells

187

Change the highlight color for table elements

187

Set table properties

187

Set cell, row, or column properties

188

Use Expanded Tables mode for easier table editing

189

Switch to Expanded Tables mode

189

Switch out of Expanded Tables mode

189

Format tables and cells

190

Change the format of a table, row, cell, or column

190

Add or edit accessibility values for a table in Code view

190

Add or edit accessibility values for a table in Design view

190

Resizing tables, columns, and rows

190

Resize tables, columns, and rows

191

Resize a table

191

Change a column’s width and keep the overall table width

191

Change a column’s width and maintain the size of the other columns

191

Change a row’s height visually

192

Make column widths in code consistent with visual widths

192

Clear all set widths or heights in a table

192

Clear a column’s set width

192

Enable or disable table and column widths and menus

192

Add and remove rows and columns

192

Add a single row or column

193

Add multiple rows or columns

193

Delete a row or column

193

Add or delete rows or columns using the Property inspector

193

Split and merge cells

193

Merge two or more cells in a table

193

Split a cell

194

Increase or decrease the number of rows or columns spanned by a cell

194

Copy, paste, and delete cells

194

Cut or copy table cells

195

Paste table cells

195

Remove cell content but leave the cells intact

196

Delete rows or columns that contain merged cells

How frames and framesets work

197

Deciding whether to use frames

198

Nested framesets

199

Work with framesets in the Document window

200

Create frames and framesets

200

Create a predefined frameset and display an existing document in a frame

201

Create an empty predefined frameset

201

Create a frameset

201

Split a frame into smaller frames

Select frames and framesets

202

Select a frame or frameset in the Frames panel

203

Select a frame or frameset in the Document window

203

Select a different frame or frameset

204

Open a document in a frame

204

Save frame and frameset files

204

Save a frameset file

204

Save a document that appears in a frame

204

Save all files associated with a set of frames

204

View and set frame properties and attributes

205

View or set frame properties

205

Set accessibility values for a frame

206

Edit accessibility values for a frame

206

Change the background color of a document in a frame

206

View and set frameset properties

206

Set a title for a frameset document

206

View or set frameset properties

207

Control frame content with links

208

Provide content for browsers without frame support

208

Using JavaScript behaviors with frames

209

Chapter 8: Adding content to pages

Hide or show the Insert panel

210

Show the buttons in a particular category

210

Display the pop-up menu for a button

211

Insert an object

211

Bypass the object-insertion dialog box and insert an empty placeholder object

211

Modify preferences for the Insert panel

211

Add, delete, or manage items in the Favorites category of the Insert panel

212

Insert objects using buttons in the Favorites category

212

Display the Insert panel as a horizontal Insert bar

213

Return the horizontal Insert bar to a panel group

213

Show horizontal Insert bar categories as tabs

213

Show horizontal Insert bar categories as a menu

213

Set page properties

214

Set CSS page font, background color, and background image properties

214

Set HTML page properties

215

Set CSS link properties

215

Set CSS page heading properties

216

Set title and encoding page properties

216

Use a tracing image to design the page

217

Understanding document encoding

217

Select and view elements in the Document window

217

Select elements

218

View the HTML code associated with the selected text or object

218

Show or hide marker icons for invisible elements

218

Set invisible elements preferences

Zoom in or out on a page

221

Edit a page after zooming

221

Pan a page after zooming

221

Fill the Document window with a selection

221

Fill the Document window with an entire page

221

Fill the Document window with the entire width of a page

221

Using JavaScript behaviors to detect browsers and plug-ins

222

Set download time and size preferences

222

Adding and formatting text

222

Add text to a document

222

Insert special characters

223

Add space between characters

223

Insert a non-breaking space

223

Set a preference to add non-breaking spaces

224

Create bulleted and numbered lists

224

Create a new list

224

Create a list using existing text

224

Create a nested list

224

Set list properties for an entire list

224

Set list properties for a list item

225

Search for and replace text

225

Search for and replace text

225

Search again without displaying the Find And Replace dialog box

227

View a particular search result in context

227

Perform the same search again

227

Stop a search in progress

227

Search for a specific tag

227

Search for specific text (Advanced)

228

Define abbreviations and acronyms

228

Set copy and paste preferences

228

Spell check a document

229

Import tabular data

230

Import Microsoft Office documents (Windows only)

230

Create a link to a Word or Excel document

231

About formatting text (CSS versus HTML)

231

Set text properties in the Property inspector

232

Edit CSS rules in the Property inspector

232

Set HTML formatting in the Property inspector

Change the color of text

Rename a class from the HTML Property inspector

235

Add paragraph spacing

235

Add a paragraph return

Create a horizontal rule

236

Modify a horizontal rule

236

Modify font combinations

236

Modify font combinations

236

Add a new combination to the font list

237

Insert dates

237

Adding and modifying images

Edit image accessibility attributes in code

241

Align an image

241

Visually resize an image

242

Visually resize an element

242

Revert an image to its original size

242

Resample a resized image

242

Insert an image placeholder

243

Replace an image placeholder

243

Set image placeholder properties

244

Edit images in Dreamweaver

244

Image-editing features

Adjust the brightness and contrast of an image

246

Create a rollover image

246

Use an external image editor

247

Start the external image editor

248

Set an external image editor for an existing file type

248

Add a new file type to the Extensions list

248

Change an existing editor preference

249

Applying behaviors to images

249

Inserting SWF files

249

About FLA, SWF, and FLV file types

249

Insert and preview SWF files

250

Insert a SWF file

250

Edit Flash Player download information

251

Preview SWF files in the Document window

251

Set SWF file properties

251

Insert FlashPaper documents

Set options for progressive download video

254

Set options for streaming video

254

Edit Flash Player download information

256

Troubleshoot FLV files

256

Edit or delete an FLV component

257

Edit the FLV component

257

Delete the FLV component

257

Remove FLV detection code

Link to an audio file

259

Embed a sound file

259

Adding other media objects

259

Insert and edit media objects

259

Start an external editor for media files

260

Specify the editor to start from Dreamweaver

261

Explicitly specify which external editors should be started for a given file type

261

Add a new file type and associated editor

261

Remove a file type

261

Use Design Notes with media objects

261

Insert Shockwave movies

262

Add video (non-FLV)

262

Insert Netscape Navigator plug-in content

262

Insert Netscape Navigator plug-in content and set its properties

263

Play plug-in content in the Document window

263

Stop playing plug-in content

263

Troubleshooting Netscape Navigator plug-ins

264

Insert an ActiveX control

Java applet properties

265

Using behaviors to control media

266

Use parameters to control media objects

266

Enter a name and value for a parameter

Use the History panel

267

Undo the last step

267

Undo multiple steps at once

267

Set the number of steps that the History panel retains and shows

268

Erase the history list for the current document:

Repeat a series of steps

268

Make or extend a selection

268

Apply steps in the History panel to objects

269

Apply steps to one other object

269

Apply steps to multiple objects

269

Copy and paste steps between documents

270

Create and use commands from history steps

Delete a name from the Commands menu

271

Record and save commands

271

Temporarily record a series of steps

271

Play back a recorded command

271

Save a recorded command

271

Chapter 9: Linking and navigation

272

About linking and navigation

272

About links

272

Document locations and paths

272

Absolute paths

273

Document-relative paths

273

Site root–relative paths

274

Linking

274

Linking files and documents

274

Attaching JavaScript behaviors to links

275

Link to documents using the Property inspector

275

Link to documents using the Point-To-File icon

276

Add a link using the Hyperlink command

276

Set the relative path of new links

277

Link to a specific place in a document

277

Create a named anchor

277

Link to a named anchor

278

Link to a named anchor using the Point-To-File method

278

Create an e-mail link

278

Create an e-mail link using the Insert Email Link command

278

Create an e-mail link using the Property inspector

279

Auto-populate the subject line of an e-mail

279

Create null and script links

Update links automatically

279

Enable automatic link updates

280

Create a cache file for your site

280

Re-create the cache

280

Change a link sitewide

280

Test links in Dreamweaver

Troubleshooting jump menus

283

Navigation bars

283

About navigation bars

283

Insert a navigation bar

284

Modify a navigation bar

Insert client-side image maps

285

Modify image map hotspots

286

Select multiple hotspots in an image map

Troubleshooting links

286

Find broken, external, and orphaned links

286

Check links in the current document

287

Check links in part of a local site

287

Check links across the entire site

287

Fix broken links

288

Fix links in the Link Checker panel

288

Fix links in the Property inspector

288

Chapter 10: Previewing pages

289

Previewing pages in Dreamweaver

289

About Live view

289

Preview pages in Live view

Previewing pages in browsers

291

Preview in a browser

291

Set browser preview preferences

291

Preview active content in Internet Explorer (Windows)

292

Insert Mark of the Web code

292

Remove Mark of the Web code

292

Previewing pages in mobile devices

292

Chapter 11: Working with page code

294

General information about coding in Dreamweaver

Automatic code modification

Setting up your coding environment

298

Using coder-oriented workspaces

298

Viewing code

299

View code in the Document window

299

Code and edit a page simultaneously in the Document window

299

View code in a separate window with the Code inspector

299

Customizing keyboard shortcuts

300

Open files in Code view by default

300

Setting coding preferences

300

About coding preferences

300

Set the code appearance

300

Change the code format

301

Set the code rewriting preferences

303

Set the code colors

304

Use an external editor

304

Set an external editor for a file type

304

Start an external code editor

304

Writing and editing code

305

Use code hints

305

Supported languages and technologies

305

Display a code hints menu

306

Insert code in Code view by using code hints

306

Edit a tag by using code hints

306

Refreshing JavaScript code hints

306

Code hinting and syntax errors

306

Set code hints preferences

307

Insert code with the Coding toolbar

307

Insert code with the Insert panel

309

Insert tags with the Tag Chooser

309

Insert HTML comments

310

Insert a comment at the insertion point

310

Display comment markers in Design view

310

Edit an existing comment

310

Copy and paste code

310

Edit tags with Tag editors

311

Edit code with the Coding context menu

311

Edit a server-language tag with the Property inspector

312

Indent code blocks

312

Indent the selected block of code

312

Unindent the selected block of code

312

Navigate to related code

313

Open the Code Navigator

313

Navigate to code with the Code Navigator

313

Disable the Code Navigator indicator

313

Go to a JavaScript or VBScript function

314

Extract JavaScript

314

Work with code snippets

315

Insert a code snippet

315

Create a code snippet

316

Edit or delete a code snippet

316

Create code snippet folders and manage code snippets

316

Add or edit a keyboard shortcut for a snippet

316

Share a snippet with other members of your team

316

Search for tags, attributes, or text in code

317

Save and recall search patterns

317

Save a search pattern

317

Recall a search pattern

317

Use language-reference material

318

Open the Reference panel

318

Paste example code into your document

318

Browse the reference content in the Reference panel

About collapsing code

319

Collapse and expand code fragments

319

Select a collapsed code fragment

319

View the code in a collapsed code fragment without expanding it

320

Use keyboard shortcuts to collapse and expand code

320

Paste and move collapsed code fragments

320

Copy and paste a collapsed code fragment

320

Drag a collapsed code fragment

320

Optimizing and debugging code

321

Find coding errors with the Validator

321

Clean up code

321

Verify tags and braces are balanced

322

Check for balanced tags

322

Check for balanced parentheses, braces, or square brackets

322

Check for browser compatibility

323

Validate tags

323

Make pages XHTML-compliant

323

Create XHTML-compliant documents

323

Create XHTML-compliant documents by default

324

Make an existing HTML document XHTML-compliant

324

Use the ColdFusion debugger (Windows only)

324

Editing code in Design view

325

About editing code in Design view

325

Selecting child tags in Design view

325

Edit code with the Property inspector

325

Edit CFML with the Property inspector

326

Change attributes with the Tag inspector

326

Quick Tag Editor overview

327

Edit code with the Quick Tag Editor

Wrap the current selection with HTML tags

328

Use the hints menu in the Quick Tag Editor

328

Use a hints menu

329

Disable the hints menu or change the delay before it appears

329

Edit code with the tag selector

329

Edit or delete a tag

329

Select an object corresponding to a tag

329

Write and edit scripts in Design view

330

Write a client-side script

330

Link to an external script file

330

Edit a script

330

Edit ASP server-side scripts in Design view

331

Edit scripts on the page by using the Property inspector

331

Using JavaScript behaviors

331

Working with head content for pages

331

View and edit head content

331

View elements in the head section of a document

331

Insert an element into the head section of a document

332

Edit an element in the head section of a document

332

Set the meta properties for the page

332

Add a meta tag

332

Edit an existing meta tag

Specify the title in the Document window

332

Specify the title in the head content

333

Specify keywords for the page

333

Add a Keywords meta tag

333

Edit a Keywords meta tag

333

Specify descriptions for the page

333

Add a Description meta tag

333

Edit a Description meta tag

333

Set the refresh properties of the page

333

Add a Refresh meta tag

334

Edit a Refresh meta tag

334

Set the Refresh meta tag properties

334

Set the base URL properties of the page

Specify the Base meta tag properties

334

Set the link properties of the page

Specify the Link meta tag properties

335

Working with server-side includes

335

About server-side includes

335

Insert server-side includes

336

Insert a server-side include

337

Change which file is included

337

Edit the contents of server-side includes

337

Managing tag libraries

338

About Dreamweaver tag libraries

338

Open and close the Tag Library editor

338

Add libraries, tags, and attributes

338

Add a tag library

338

Add tags to a tag library

338

Add attributes to a tag

339

Edit libraries, tags, and attributes

339

Set properties for a tag library

339

Edit a tag in a tag library

339

Edit an attribute for a tag

340

Delete libraries, tags, and attributes

340

Importing custom tags into Dreamweaver

340

About importing custom tags into Dreamweaver

340

Import tags from XML files

340

Import custom ASP.NET tags

341

Import JSP tags from a file or server (web.xml)

341

Import JRun tags

341

Chapter 12: Adding JavaScript behaviors

343

Using JavaScript behaviors

343

About JavaScript behaviors

343

Behaviors panel overview

Change or delete a behavior

345

Update a behavior

346

Download and install third-party behaviors

346

Applying built-in Dreamweaver behaviors

346

Using built-in behaviors

346

Apply the Call JavaScript behavior

346

Apply the Change Property behavior

347

Apply the Check Browser behavior

347

Apply the Check Plugin behavior

348

Apply the Control Shockwave or SWF behavior

348

Apply the Drag AP Element behavior

349

Gathering information about the draggable AP element

350

Apply the Go To URL behavior

351

Apply the Jump Menu behavior

351

Apply the Jump Menu Go behavior

352

Apply the Open Browser Window behavior

352

Apply the Play Sound behavior

352

Apply the Popup Message behavior

353

Apply the Preload Images behavior

353

Apply the Set Nav Bar Image behavior

353

Edit a Set Nav Bar Image behavior

354

Set multiple images for a navigation bar button

354

Apply the Set Text Of Frame behavior

354

Apply the Set Text Of Container behavior

355

Apply the Set Text Of Status Bar behavior

355

Apply the Set Text Of Text Field behavior

355

Create a named text field

356

Apply Set Text Of Text Field

356

Apply the Show-Hide Elements behavior

356

Apply the Show Pop-Up Menu behavior

356

Add, remove, and rearrange pop-up menu items

357

Add pop-up menu items

357

Create a submenu item by indenting

357

Change the order of an item in the menu

358

Remove an item from the menu

358

Format a pop-up menu

358

Advanced appearance options

358

Position a pop-up menu in a document

358

Modify a pop-up menu

359

Apply the Swap Image behavior

359

Apply the Validate Form behavior

360

Chapter 13: Working with other applications

361

Cross-application integration

361

About Photoshop, Flash, and Fireworks integration

361

Working with Fireworks

362

Insert a Fireworks image

362

Edit a Fireworks image or table from Dreamweaver

362

Optimize a Fireworks image from Dreamweaver

363

Use Fireworks to modify Dreamweaver image placeholders

363

About Fireworks pop-up menus

364

Edit Fireworks pop-up menus in Dreamweaver

365

Edit a pop-up menu created in Fireworks MX 2004 or earlier

365

Specify launch-and-edit preferences for Fireworks source files

365

Insert Fireworks HTML code in a Dreamweaver document

366

Paste Fireworks HTML code into Dreamweaver

366

Copy and paste Fireworks HTML code into Dreamweaver

366

Export and paste Fireworks HTML code into Dreamweaver

366

Update Fireworks HTML code placed in Dreamweaver

367

Create a web photo album

367

Working with Photoshop

367

About Photoshop integration

367

About Smart Objects and Photoshop-Dreamweaver workflows

368

Create a Smart Object

369

Update a Smart Object

370

Update multiple Smart Objects

370

Resize a Smart Object

371

Edit a Smart Object’s original Photoshop file

371

Smart Object states

371

Copy and paste a selection from Photoshop

372

Edit pasted images

373

Setting Image Preview dialog box options

373

Image Preview dialog box options

373

(Optional) Change the image’s scale or export area options on the File tab

376

(Optional) Preview and adjust images in the Preview panel

376

Working with Flash

377

Edit a SWF file from Dreamweaver in Flash

Start Bridge from Dreamweaver

378

Placing files into Dreamweaver from Bridge

378

Place a Bridge file in your page

378

Drag a file from Bridge into your page

379

Start Dreamweaver from Bridge

379

Working with Device Central

379

Using Adobe Device Central with Dreamweaver

379

Preview mobile content with Adobe Device Central and Dreamweaver

380

Tips for creating Dreamweaver web content for mobile devices

380

Working with ConnectNow

380

Working with ConnectNow

380

Manage connections to web services

381

Log into Adobe web services

381

Disable automatic extension updates

381

Manually check for updated extensions

382

Disable web services

382

Chapter 14: Creating and managing templates

383

About Dreamweaver templates

383

Understanding Dreamweaver templates

383

Types of template regions

383

Links in templates

384

Server scripts in templates and template-based documents

Template expression language

386

Multiple If condition in template code

387

Recognizing templates and template-based documents

388

Recognizing templates in Design view

388

Recognizing templates in Code view

389

Recognizing template-based documents in Design view

389

Recognizing template-based documents in Code view

390

Creating a Dreamweaver template

391

About creating Dreamweaver templates

391

Create a template from an existing document

392

Use the Assets panel to create a new template

392

About creating templates for Contribute sites

392

Create a template for a Contribute site

393

Creating editable regions

394

Insert an editable region

394

Select editable regions

395

Select an editable region in the Document window

395

Find an editable region and select it in the document

395

Remove an editable region

395

Change an editable region’s name

395

Creating repeating regions

395

About template repeating regions

395

Create a repeating region in a template

396

Insert a repeating table

396

Set alternating background colors in a repeating table

397

Using optional regions

398

About template optional regions

398

Insert an optional region

398

Insert a non-editable optional region

398

Insert an editable optional region

399

Set values for an optional region

399

Defining editable tag attributes

400

Specify editable tag attributes in a template

400

Make an editable tag attribute uneditable

401

Creating a nested template

401

About nested templates

401

Create a nested template

403

Prevent an editable region from passing through to a nested template

403

Editing, updating, and deleting templates

404

About editing and updating templates

404

Open a template for editing

404

Open and edit a template file

404

Open and modify the template attached to the current document

405

Rename a template

405

Change a template description

405

Manually update documents based on templates

406

Apply template changes to the current template-based document

406

Update the entire site or all documents that use a specified template

406

Update templates in a Contribute site

406

Delete a template file

407

Exporting and importing template content

407

About template XML content

407

Export a document’s editable regions as XML

407

Import XML content

408

Export a site without template markup

408

Applying or removing a template from an existing document

408

Apply a template to an existing document

408

Apply a template to an existing document using the Assets panel

408

Apply a template to an existing document from the Document window

409

Undo the template changes

409

Detach a document from a template

409

Editing content in a template-based document

410

About editing content in template-based documents

410

Modify template properties

410

Modify an editable tag attribute

410

Modify optional region template parameters

411

Add, delete, and change the order of a repeating region entry

411

Add, delete, or change the order of a repeating region

411

Cut, copy, and delete entries

Check template syntax

413

Setting authoring preferences for templates

413

Customize code coloring preferences for a template

413

Set highlighting preferences for template regions

414

Change template highlight colors

414

View highlight colors in the Document window

414

Chapter 15: Building Spry pages visually

415

About the Spry framework

415

Working with Spry widgets (general instructions)

415

About Spry widgets

415

Spry widgets resources and tutorials

Change the default Spry assets folder

417

Working with the Accordion widget

417

About the Accordion widget

417

Insert and edit the Accordion widget

418

Insert the Accordion widget

418

Add a panel to an Accordion widget

418

Delete a panel from an Accordion widget

418

Open a panel for editing

418

Change the order of panels

418

Customize the Accordion widget

418

Style Accordion widget text

419

Change Accordion widget background colors

419

Constrain the width of an accordion

419

Working with the Menu Bar widget

420

About the Menu Bar widget

420

Insert and edit the Menu Bar widget

420

Insert the Menu Bar widget

420

Add or delete menus and submenus

421

Change the order of menu items

421

Change the text of a menu item

421

Link a menu item

422

Create a tool tip for a menu item

422

Assign a target attribute for a menu item

422

Turn off styles

422

Change the orientation of a Menu Bar widget

422

Customize the Menu Bar widget

423

Change text styling of a menu item

424

Change the background color of a menu item

424

Change the dimension of menu items

424

Position submenus

425

Working with the Collapsible Panel widget

425

About the Collapsible Panel widget

425

Insert and edit the Collapsible Panel widget

425

Insert the Collapsible Panel widget

425

Open or close the Collapsible Panel in Design view

425

Set the default state of a Collapsible Panel widget

426

Enable or disable animation for the Collapsible Panel widget

426

Customize the Collapsible Panel widget

426

Style Collapsible Panel widget text

426

Change Collapsible Panel widget background colors

427

Constrain the width of a collapsible panel

427

Working with the Tabbed Panels widget

427

About the Tabbed Panels widget

427

Insert and edit the Tabbed Panels widget

428

Insert the Tabbed Panels widget

428

Add a panel to a Tabbed Panels widget

428

Delete a panel from a Tabbed Panels widget

428

Open a panel for editing

428

Change the order of panels

428

Set the default open panel

428

Customize the Tabbed Panels widget

428

Style Tabbed Panels widget text

429

Change Tabbed Panels widget background colors

429

Constrain the width of tabbed panels

429

Working with the Tooltip widget

430

About the Tooltip widget

430

Insert the Tooltip widget

430

Edit Tooltip widget options

431

Working with the Validation Radio Group widget

431

About the Validation Radio Group widget

431

Insert and edit the Validation Radio Group widget

432

Insert the Validation Radio Group widget

432

Specify when validation occurs

433

Display widget states in Design view

433

Change required status of radio buttons

433

Specify an empty or invalid value

433

Customize the Radio Group widget

434

Style a Validation Radio Group widget (general instructions)

434

Style Validation Radio Group widget error message text

435

Working with the Validation Text Field widget

435

About the Validation Text Field widget

435

Insert and edit the Validation Text Field widget

436

Insert the Validation Text Field widget

436

Specify a validation type and format

436

Specify when validation occurs

437

Specify a minimum and maximum number characters

437

Specify minimum and maximum values

438

Display widget states in Design view

438

Change required status of a text field

438

Create a hint for a text field

438

Block invalid characters

438

Customize the Validation Text Field widget

438

Style Validation Text Field widget error message text

439

Change Validation Text Field widget background colors

439

Working with the Validation Text Area widget

439

About the Validation Text Area widget

439

Insert and edit the Validation Text Area widget

440

Insert the Validation Text Area widget

440

Specify when validation occurs

441

Specify a minimum and maximum number of characters

441

Add a character counter

441

Display widget states in Design view

441

Change required status of a text area

441

Create a hint for a text area

442

Block extra characters

442

Customize the Validation Text Area widget

442

Style Validation Text Area widget error message text

442

Change Validation Text Area widget background colors

442

Working with the Validation Select widget

443

About the Validation Select widget

443

Insert and edit the Validation Select widget

444

Insert the Validation Select widget

444

Specify when validation occurs

444

Display widget states in Design view

444

Prohibit or allow blank values

445

Specify an invalid value

445

Customize the Validation Select widget

445

Style Validation Select widget error message text

445

Change Validation Select widget background colors

445

Working with the Validation Checkbox widget

446

About the Validation Checkbox widget

446

Insert and edit the Validation Checkbox widget

447

Insert the Validation Checkbox widget

447

Specify when validation occurs

447

Specify a minimum and maximum selection range

447

Display widget states in Design view

448

Customize Validation Checkbox widget error messages

448

Working with the Validation Password widget

448

About the Validation Password widget

448

Insert and edit the Validation Password widget

449

Insert the Validation Password widget

449

Change required status of a Validation Password widget

450

Display widget states in Design view

450

Specify when validation occurs

450

Set password strength

450

Customize the Validation Password widget

451

Style a Validation Password widget (general instructions)

451

Style Validation Password widget error message text

451

Change Validation Password widget background colors

452

Working with the Validation Confirm widget

452

About the Validation Confirm widget

452

Insert and edit the Validation Confirm widget

453

Insert the Validation Confirm widget

453

Change required status of a Validation Confirm widget

453

Specify the text field to validate against

453

Display widget states in Design view

453

Specify when validation occurs

453

Customize the Confirm widget

454

Style a Validation Confirm widget (general instructions)

454

Style Validation Confirm widget error message text

454

Change Validation Confirm widget background colors

454

Displaying data with Spry

455

About Spry data sets

455

Create a Spry data set

455

Create a Spry HTML data set

455

Create a Spry XML data set

457

Choose a layout for the data set

459

Edit a data set

462

Use a design-time feed

462

About Spry data selectors

462

About dynamic Spry master tables and updating detail regions

463

Create a Spry region

463

Create a Spry repeat region

464

Create a Spry repeat list region

465

Adding Spry effects

466

Spry effects overview

466

Apply an Appear/Fade effect

467

Apply a Blind effect

467

Apply a Grow/Shrink effect

467

Apply a Highlight effect

Apply a Squish effect

469

Add an additional effect

469

Delete an effect

469

Chapter 16: Displaying XML data with XSLT

470

About XML and XSLT

470

Using XML and XSL with web pages

470

Server-side XSL transformations

471

Client-side XSL transformations

472

XML data and repeating elements

474

Previewing XML data

476

Performing XSL transformations on the server

477

Workflow for performing server-side XSL transformations

477

Create an XSLT page

478

Convert HTML pages to XSLT pages

479

Attach XML data sources

479

Display XML data in XSLT pages

480

Display repeating XML elements

481

Set Repeating Region (XSL) properties

482

Edit a Repeating Region XSLT object

482

Insert XSLT fragments in dynamic pages

483

Delete XSLT fragments from dynamic pages

484

Edit XSL Transformation server behaviors

484

Create a dynamic link

484

Applying styles to XSLT fragments

484

Use parameters with XSL transformations

485

Add an XSLT parameter to an XSL transformation

485

Edit an XSLT parameter

486

Delete an XSLT parameter

486

Create and edit conditional XSLT regions

486

Apply a conditional XSLT region

486

Apply multiple conditional XSLT regions

487

Set conditional region (If) properties

488

Set conditional (When) properties

488

Insert XSL comments

488

Add XSL comment tags to a document

488

Wrap a selection in XSL comment tags

489

Use the XPath Expression Builder to add expressions for XML data

489

Create an XPath expression to identify a specific node

489

Select a node to repeat

491

Filter the data to be repeated

491

Troubleshooting XSL transformations

493

Performing XSL transformations on the client

493

Workflow for performing client-side XSL transformations

493

Creating entire XSLT pages and displaying data

494

Link an XSLT page to an XML page

495

Troubleshooting XSL transformations

495

Missing character entities

495

Specify a missing character entity

495

Specify a missing entity definition

496

Add entity definitions to the XSL files Dreamweaver creates by default

497

Chapter 17: Preparing to build dynamic sites

498

Understanding web applications

498

About web applications

498

Common uses for web applications

498

Web application example

498

How a web application works

499

Processing static web pages

499

Processing dynamic pages

500

Accessing a database

501

Authoring dynamic pages

502

Web application terminology

504

Set up your computer for application development

505

What you need to build web applications

505

Web server basics

506

Choosing a web server

507

Choosing an application server

507

Choosing a database

508

Setting up a ColdFusion development environment

508

Setting up a PHP development environment

508

Setting up an ASP development environment

508

Creating a root folder for the application

509

About defining a Dreamweaver site

510

Database connections for ColdFusion developers

510

Connecting to a ColdFusion database

510

Create or modify a ColdFusion data source

511

Create or modify a ColdFusion data source if running ColdFusion MX 7 or later

511

Create or modify a ColdFusion data source if running ColdFusion MX 6.1 or 6.0

511

Connecting to the database in Dreamweaver

511

Database connections for ASP developers

512

About ASP database connections

512

About OLE DB connections

512

About connection strings

513

Create a connection using a local DSN

514

Create a connection using a remote DSN

515

Create a connection using a connection string

515

Connecting to a database on an ISP

516

Understanding physical and virtual paths

516

Find a file’s physical path with the virtual path

517

Use a virtual path to connect to a database

517

Edit or delete a database connection

Database connections for PHP developers

519

About PHP database connections

519

Connect to a database

519

Edit or delete a database connection

Troubleshooting database connections

520

Troubleshooting permissions problems

520

Check or change the database file permissions (Windows XP)

520

Check or change the database file permissions (Windows 2000)

521

Troubleshooting Microsoft error messages

521

[Reference]80004005—Data source name not found and no default driver specified

522

[Reference]80004005—Couldn’t use ‘(unknown)’; file already in use

522

[Reference]80004005—Logon Failed()

522

[Reference]80004005—Operation must use an updateable query

523

[Reference]80040e07—Data type mismatch in criteria expression

523

[Reference]80040e10—Too few parameters

523

[Reference]80040e10—COUNT field incorrect

523

[Reference]80040e14—Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement

524

[Reference]80040e21—ODBC error on Insert or Update

524

[Reference]800a0bcd—Either BOF or EOF is true

524

Troubleshooting MySQL error messages

525

Removing connection scripts

525

Using the Remove Connection Scripts command

525

Chapter 18: Making pages dynamic

526

Optimizing the workspace for visual development

526

Displaying web-application development panels

526

View your database within Dreamweaver

527

Previewing dynamic pages in a browser

527

Restrict database information displayed in Dreamweaver

528

Set the Property inspector for ColdFusion stored procedures and ASP commands

528

Input Name options

528

Designing dynamic pages

529

Dreamweaver and dynamic page design

529

Dynamic content sources overview

530

About dynamic content sources

530

About recordsets

531

About URL and form parameters

531

About session variables

532

How session variables work

532

Collecting, storing, and retrieving information in session variables

532

Example of information stored in session variables

534

ASP and ColdFusion application variables

534

ASP server variables

535

ColdFusion server variables

535

Dynamic content panels

535

Bindings panel

535

Server Behaviors panel

Defining sources of dynamic content

537

Define a recordset without writing SQL

537

Options for the simple Recordset dialog box (PHP, ASP)

537

Options for the simple Recordset dialog box (ColdFusion)

538

Define an advanced recordset by writing SQL

539

Options for the advanced Recordset dialog box (PHP, ASP)

539

Options for the advanced Recordset dialog box (ColdFusion)

540

Define parameters in a SQL statement (ColdFusion)

542

Define parameters in a SQL statement (PHP)

542

Create SQL queries using the Database Items tree

542

Example: Selecting a table

542

Example: Selecting specific rows from a table and ordering the results

542

Define URL parameters

543

Define form parameters

544

Define session variables

544

Define application variables for ASP and ColdFusion

545

Use a variable as a data source for a ColdFusion recordset

545

Define server variables

546

Define ColdFusion server variables

546

Define a ColdFusion local variable

547

Define ASP server variables

547

Define PHP server variables

547

Define a ColdFusion client variable

548

Define a ColdFusion cookie variable

548

Define a ColdFusion CGI variable

548

Cache content sources

549

Change or delete content sources

549

Change a content source in the Bindings panel

550

Delete a content source from the Bindings panel

550

Copy a recordset from one page to another page

550

Adding dynamic content to pages

550

About adding dynamic content

Display placeholders for dynamic text

551

Make images dynamic

552

Make HTML attributes dynamic

552

Make HTML attributes dynamic with the Bindings panel

552

Make HTML attributes dynamic with the Property inspector

553

Make ActiveX, Flash, and other object parameters dynamic

553

Changing dynamic content

554

About dynamic content

554

Edit dynamic content

554

Delete dynamic content

554

Test dynamic content

554

Let Adobe Contribute users edit dynamic content

555

Modify recordsets with the Property inspector

556

Displaying database records

556

About database records

556

Server behaviors and formatting elements

556

Applying typographic and page layout elements to dynamic data

557

Navigating database recordset results

557

Create a recordset navigation bar

557

Custom recordset navigation bars

558

Create and assign server behaviors to a navigation link

558

Set the Move To (server behavior) dialog box options

559

Navigation bar design tasks

559

Display and hide regions based on recordset results

559

Display multiple recordset results

560

Modify repeating regions in the Property inspector

560

Create and add a repeating region to display multiple records on a page

560

Create a dynamic table

561

Create record counters

562

Create simple record counters

562

Build and add the record counter to the page

563

Create custom record counters

563

Use predefined data formats

564

Apply data formats to dynamic content

564

Customize a data format

564

Create a data format (ASP only)

564

Viewing live data

565

View live data in Design view

565

Requirements for displaying live data

566

Provide a page with live data in Design view

566

Copy dependent files

567

Provide the page with expected parameters

567

Refresh the page

568

Troubleshooting Live Data view

568

Work in Design view without live data

568

Adding custom server behaviors

569

About custom server behaviors

569

Access Dreamweaver Exchange

569

Install a server behavior or other extension in Dreamweaver

569

Custom server behaviors workflow

569

Use the Server Behavior Builder

Positioning a code block

572

Position a code block (general instructions)

573

Position a code block relative to another tag on the page

574

Position a code block relative to a tag selected by the page designer

574

Repeating code blocks with the loop directive

574

Request a parameter for the server behavior

576

Define the parameter in the server behavior code

576

Create a dialog box for your server behavior to request the parameter value

577

View the dialog box

577

Edit the dialog box you created for the server behavior

577

Edit and modify server behaviors

577

Retain the old and new versions of the behavior in the panel

578

Edit the code of a server behavior created with the Server Behavior Builder

578

Coding guidelines

578

Testing server behaviors

579

Chapter 19: Building applications visually

580

Building master and detail pages

580

About master and detail pages

580

Build a master page

581

Create links to the detail page

582

Open the detail page and pass a record ID (ColdFusion, PHP)

583

Open the detail page and pass a record ID (ASP)

584

Find and display the requested record on the detail page

584

Find a specific record and display it on a page (ASP)

585

Build master and detail pages in one operation

586

Building search and results pages

587

About search and results pages

587

Build the search page

588

Build a basic results page

589

Create the recordset to hold the search results

589

Create the recordset filter

590

Build an advanced results page

590

Display the search results

592

Create a detail page for a results page

592

Create a link to open a related page (ASP)

592

Building a record insert page

593

About building record insert pages

593

Build an insert page block by block

593

Add an HTML form to an insert page

593

Add a server behavior to insert records in a database table (ColdFusion)

594

Add a server behavior to insert records in a database table (ASP)

594

Add a server behavior to insert records in a database table (PHP)

594

Build the insert page in one operation

595

Building pages to update a record

596

About record update pages

596

Search for the record to update

596

Create links to the update page

596

Retrieve the record to update

596

Complete the update page block by block

597

Add an HTML form to an update page

597

Display the record in the form

598

Add a server behavior to update the database table

598

Complete the update page in one operation

599

Form Element Properties options

600

Building pages to delete a record

601

About record delete pages

601

Search for the record to delete

601

Create links to a delete page

601

To create the links manually

601

To create the links visually (ASP only)

603

Build the delete page

604

Create an HTML form to display the record

604

Retrieve the record the user wants to delete

605

Display the record the user wants to delete

605

Add logic to delete the record

607

To add a server behavior to delete the record (ColdFusion, PHP)

607

To add a server behavior to delete the record (ASP)

607

Test your delete pages

608

Building pages with advanced data manipulation objects (ColdFusion, ASP)

608

About ASP command objects

608

Use ASP commands to modify a database

609

About stored procedures

610

Add a stored procedure (ColdFusion)

611

Run a stored procedure (ASP)

612

Building a registration page

612

About registration pages

612

Storing login information about users

613

Add an HTML form for selecting a user name and password

613

Update the database table of users

614

Add a server behavior to ensure a unique user name

614

Building a login page

614

About login pages

614

Create a database table of registered users

615

Add an HTML form to let users log in

615

Verify the user name and password

616

Building a page only authorized users can access

616

About protected pages

616

Redirect unauthorized users

617

Redirect unauthorized users to another page

617

Copy and paste a page’s access rights to other pages on the site

618

Store access privileges in the user database

618

Log out users

618

Add a link to let users log out

618

Log out users when a specific page loads

619

Securing a folder in your application (ColdFusion)

619

Secure a folder or site on the server (ColdFusion)

619

Using ColdFusion components

620

About ColdFusion components

620

Components panel overview (ColdFusion)

620

Create or delete a CFC in Dreamweaver

620

View CFCs in Dreamweaver

621

Edit CFCs in Dreamweaver

622

Build web pages that use CFCs

623

Define a recordset in a CFC

624

Use a CFC recordset as a source of dynamic content

624

Define dynamic content by using a CFC

625

Chapter 20: Building forms

627

Collecting information from users

627

About collecting information from users

Creating URL parameters using HTML links

Text Field object properties

634

Button object options

635

Check Box object options

635

Single radio button object options

635

Menu options

635

Insert file-upload fields

636

Insert an image button

636

Hidden field object options

637

Insert a group of radio buttons

637

Insert a group of check boxes

638

About dynamic form objects

638

Insert or change a dynamic HTML form menu

638

Make existing HTML form menus dynamic

639

Display dynamic content in HTML text fields

639

Set the Dynamic Text Field dialog box options

639

Dynamically preselect an HTML check box

640

Dynamically preselect an HTML radio button

640

Set the Dynamic Radio Group dialog box options

640

Set the Dynamic Radio Group dialog box options (ColdFusion)

640

Validate HTML form data

641

Attach JavaScript behaviors to HTML form objects

641

Attach custom scripts to HTML form buttons

642

Create accessible HTML forms

642

Add an accessible form object

642

Edit accessibility values for a form object

643

Building ColdFusion forms

643

About ColdFusion forms

643

Enable the ColdFusion enhancements

644

Create ColdFusion forms

644

Insert ColdFusion form controls

646

Insert ColdFusion text fields

646

Visually insert a ColdFusion text field

646

Visually insert a password field

646

CFTextField options (ColdFusion)

646

Insert ColdFusion hidden fields

647

Insert ColdFusion text areas

648

Insert ColdFusion buttons

649

Insert ColdFusion check boxes

649

Insert ColdFusion radio buttons

650

Insert ColdFusion select boxes

651

Insert ColdFusion image fields

652

Insert ColdFusion file fields

653

Insert ColdFusion date fields

654

Modify ColdFusion form controls

654

Validate ColdFusion form data

655

Chapter 21: Accessibility

656

Dreamweaver and accessibility

656

About accessible content

656

Using screen readers with Dreamweaver

656

Support for operating system accessibility features

657

Optimize the work space for accessible page design

657

Dreamweaver accessibility validation report feature

657

Navigate Dreamweaver using the keyboard

657

Navigate panels

658

Navigate the Property inspector

658

Navigate a dialog box

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