command="API_function"
Description
Instead of referring Dreamweaver to an HTML file with the code to insert, you can use this tag to
specify a command that Dreamweaver performs when the button is clicked with this tag.
Example
command="dw.showTagChooser()"
file="file_path"
Description
The
attribute specifies the path, relative to the Dreamweaver Configuration folder, of an
file
object file. Dreamweaver derives the tooltip for the object icon from the title of the object file,
unless you specify the
Example
file="Templates/Editable.htm"
tag="editor"
Description
This attribute tells Dreamweaver to invoke a Tag editor. In Code view, if the
defined and the user clicks the object, Dreamweaver invokes the Tag dialog box. In Code view, if
you specify the
tag
if
codeOnly="TRUE"
view, places focus in the code, and invokes the Tag editor.
Example
tag = "form"
name="tooltip_text"
Description
The
attribute specifies the tooltip that appears when the mouse pointer rests over the object.
name
If you specify an object file but do not specify the
the object file for the tooltip.
Note: If the name attribute is not provided, the object will not be available for grouping in the Favorites
category on the Insert bar UI.
Some Insert bar objects use a variation of the name attribute with prefix
MMString denotes a localized string; these values are explained in
Example
name = "cfoutput"
Modifying the Insert bar
You can move objects from one category to another, rename categories, and completely remove
objects from the panel. To make the changes appear in the Insert bar, you must either restart
Dreamweaver or reload extensions.
attribute.
name
and
attributes, Dreamweaver invokes the Tag editor. In Design view,
command
and you do not specify the
attribute, Dreamweaver MX invokes Split
file
attribute, Dreamweaver uses the name of
name
"Localized strings" on page
The Insert bar definition file
attribute is
tag
. The
MMString
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