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Command functions help you make the most of the files in the Configuration/Commands folder. They manage the Command menu and call commands from other types of extension files. dreamweaver.editCommandList()Availability Dreamweaver 3. Description Opens the Edit Command List dialog box. Arguments None. Returns Nothing. dreamweaver.popupCommand() (deprecated)Availability Dreamweaver 2; deprecated in 3 in favor of dreamweaver.runCommand(). Description This function executes the specified command. To the user, the effect is the same as selecting the command from a menu; if a dialog box is associated with the command, it appears. This function provides the ability to call a command from another extension file. It blocks other edits until the user closes the dialog box. NOTE This function can be called within the objectTag() function, from any script in a command file, or from the Property inspector file. Arguments commandFile
Returns Nothing. dreamweaver.runCommand()Availability Dreamweaver 3. Description Executes the specified command; it works the same as selecting the command from a menu. If a dialog box is associated with the command, it appears and the command script blocks other edits until the user closes the dialog box. This function provides the ability to call a command from another extension file. NOTE This function can be called within the objectTag() function, from any script in a command file, or from the Property inspector file. Arguments commandFile, {commandArg1}, {commandArg2},...{commandArgN}
Returns Nothing. Example You can write a custom Property inspector for tables that lets users get to the Format Table command from a button on the inspector by calling the following function from the button's onClick event handler: function callFormatTable(){ dreamweaver.runCommand('Format Table.htm'); } |
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