Locking Translated Tags Or Blocks Of Code - MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER MX 2004-EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER Manual

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Locking translated tags or blocks of code

In most cases, you want a translator to change markup so that Dreamweaver can display it, but
you want to save the original markup, not the changes. For such cases, Dreamweaver provides
special XML tags in which to wrap translated content and to refer to the original code.
When you use these XML tags, the contents of the original attributes are duplicated in Code
view. If the file is saved, the original, untranslated markup is written to the file. The untranslated
content is what Dreamweaver displays in Code view.
The syntax of the XML tags is shown in the following example:
<MM:BeginLock translatorClass="translatorClass" ¬
type="tagNameOrType" depFiles="dependentFilesList" ¬
orig="encodedOrignalMarkup">
Translated content
<MM:EndLock>
The italicized values in this example have the following significance:
The
translatorClass
the array that the
The
tagNameOrType
associated with the markup) that is contained in the lock. The string can contain only
alphanumeric, hyphen (-), or underscore (_) characters. You can check this value in the
canInspectSelection()
Property inspector is the right one for the content. For more information, see
Property inspectors for locked content" on page
the Dreamweaver built-in Property inspectors. For example, specifying
make the Image panel appear.
The
dependentFilesList
which the locked markup depends. Files are referenced as URLs, relative to the user's
document. If the user updates one of the files named in the
Dreamweaver automatically retranslates the content in the document that contains the list.
The
encodedOriginalMarkup
markup, encoded using a small subset of URL encoding (use
for >, and %25 for %
method. For example, if
returns
%3Cimg%20src=%22foo.gif%22%3E
The following example shows the locked portion of code that might be generated from the
translation of the server-side include
<MM:BeginLock translatorClass="MM_SSI" type="ssi" ¬
depFiles="C:\sites\webdev\footer.html" orig="%3C!--#include ¬
virtual=%22/footer.html%22%20--%3E">
<!-- begin footer -->
<CENTER>
<HR SIZE=1 NOSHADE WIDTH=100%>
<BR>
[<A TARGET="_top" HREF="/">home</A>]
[<A TARGET="_top" HREF="/products/">products</A>]
[<A TARGET="_top" HREF="/services/">services</A>]
[<A TARGET="_top" HREF="/support/">support</A>]
value is the unique identifier for the translator; it is the first string in
getTranslatorInfo()
value is a string that identifies the type of markup (or the tag name that is
function of a custom Property inspector to determine if the
value is a string that contains a comma-separated list of files on
value is a string that contains the original, untranslated
). The quickest way to URL-encode a string is to use the
equals
myString
<!--#include virtual="/footer.html" -->
function returns.
349. Locked content cannot be inspected by
dependentFilesList
%22 for ", %3C for <, %3E
'<img src="foo.gif">'
.
Locking translated tags or blocks of code
"Creating
does not
type="IMG"
string,
escape()
,
escape(myString)
:
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