Changing Dynamic Content - Adobe 38040334 - Dreamweaver CS3 User Manual

If you clicked the folder icon, a file selection dialog box appears. Select the Data Sources option to display a list of
content sources.
4 Select a source of content from the list of content sources, and click OK.
The content source should hold data that's appropriate for the HTML attribute you want to bind. If no content
sources appear in the list, or if the available content sources don't meet your needs, define a new content source.
The next time the page runs on the application server, the value of the data source will be assigned to the HTML
attribute.
Make ActiveX, Flash, and other object parameters dynamic
You can make the parameters of Java applets and plug-ins dynamic, as well as the parameters of ActiveX, Flash,
Shockwave, Director, and Generator objects.
Before starting, make sure the fields in your recordset hold data that's appropriate for the object parameters you want
to bind.
In Design view, select an object on the page and open the Property inspector (Window > Properties).
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2 Click the Parameters button.
If your parameter does not appear in the list, click the Plus (+) button and enter a parameter name in the
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Parameter column.
4 Click the parameter's Value column, and then click the lightning-bolt icon to specify a dynamic value.
A list of data sources appears.
Select a data source from the list, and click OK.
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The data source should hold data that's appropriate for the object parameter you want to bind. If no data sources
appear in the list, or if the available data sources don't meet your needs, define a new data source.
See also
"Data sources for web applications" on page 531

Changing dynamic content

About dynamic content
You can change the dynamic content on your page by editing the server behavior that provides the content. For
example, you can edit a recordset server behavior to provide more records to your page.
Dynamic content on a page is listed in the Server Behaviors panel. For example, if you add a recordset to your page,
the Server Behaviors panel lists it as follows:
Recordset(myRecordset)
If you add another recordset to your page, the Server Behaviors panel lists both recordsets as follows:
Recordset(mySecondRecordset)Recordset(myRecordset)
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