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Path functions get and manipulate the paths to various files and folders on a user's hard disk. These functions determine the path to the root of the site in which the current document resides, convert relative paths to absolute URLs, and more. dreamweaver.getConfigurationPath()Availability Dreamweaver 2. Description Gets the path to the Dreamweaver Configuration folder, which is expressed as a file:// URL. For information on how Dreamweaver accesses Configuration folders on a multiuser platform, see "C-Level Extensibility" in Extending Dreamweaver Help. Arguments None. Returns The path to the application configurations. Example The following function is useful when referencing other extension files, which are stored in the Configuration folder in the Dreamweaver application folder: var sortCmd = dreamweaver.getConfigurationPath() + "/Commands/Sort Table.htm" var sortDOM = dreamweaver.getDocumentDOM(sortCmd); dreamweaver.getDocumentPath()Availability Dreamweaver 1.2. Description Gets the path of the specified document, which is expressed as a file:// URL. This function is equivalent to calling dreamweaver.getDocumentDOM() and reading the URL property of the return value. Arguments sourceDoc
Returns Either a string that contains the URL of the specified document if the file was saved or an empty string if the file was not saved. dreamweaver.getSiteRoot()Availability Dreamweaver 1.2. Description Gets the local root folder (as specified in the Site Definition dialog box) for the site that is associated with the currently selected document, which is expressed as a file:// URL. Arguments None. Returns Either a string that contains the URL of the local root folder of the site where the file is saved or an empty string if the file is not associated with a site. dreamweaver.getTempFolderPath()Availability Dreamweaver MX. Description Gets the full path to a temporary folder where you can store temporary or transient files. This function looks for a Temp folder inside the Dreamweaver Configuration folder. If the system supports multiple users, it looks in the user's Configuration folder. If a Temp folder does not exist, the function creates it. Shared files that are not transient should be stored in the Configuration/Shared folder. Arguments None. Returns The full path to the folder, which is expressed as a file:// URL. Example The following line of code returns the full path for the specified file. The dw.getTempFolderPath() function does not return a slash (/) at the end of the path, as do other Dreamweaver functions (such as dreamweaver.getSiteRoot()): var myTempfile = dw.getTempFolderPath() + "/myTempFile.txt"; dreamweaver.relativeToAbsoluteURL()Availability Dreamweaver 2. Description Given a relative URL and a point of reference (either the path to the current document or the site root), this function converts the relative URL to an absolute file:// URL. Arguments docPath, siteRoot, relURL
Returns An absolute URL string. The return value is generated, as described in the following list:
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