MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER MX 2004-EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER Manual page 35

You can define two kinds of tags using
tags. String-delimited tags start with one string and end with another string; they're like empty
HTML tags (such as
tag example is a normal HTML-style tag; it starts with an opening
happy
data between opening and closing tags, and ends with a closing
string-delimited tag, the tag specification would include the
attributes.) An ASP tag is a string-delimited tag; it starts with the string
string , and it has no closing tag.
%>
The following information describes the attributes and valid values for the
Attributes marked with an asterisk (*) are ignored for string-delimited tags. Optional attributes
are marked in the attribute lists with curly braces (
are required.
<tagspec>
Description
Provides information about a third-party tag.
Attributes
,
tag_name {tag_type}
,
{end_string}
,
icon_height
•
is the name of the custom tag. For string-delimited tags,
tag_name
determine whether a given Property inspector can be used for the tag. If the first line of the
Property inspector contains this tag name with an asterisk on each side, then the inspector can
be used for tags of this type. For example, the tag name for ASP code is
inspectors that can examine ASP code should have
the Property inspector API, see
•
determines whether the tag is empty (as with
tag_type
between its opening and closing tags (as with
(nonstring-delimited) tags. It's ignored for string-delimited tags because they're always empty.
Valid values are
"empty"
•
render_contents
window's Design view or whether the specified icon appears instead. This attribute is required
for nonempty tags and ignored for empty tags. (Empty tags have no content.) This attribute
applies only to tags that appear outside of attributes; the contents of tags that appear inside the
values of attributes of other tags are not rendered. Valid values are
tagspec
) in that they don't surround content and don't have closing tags. The
img
,
{render_contents}
{detect_in_attribute}
,
{equivalent_tag}
Chapter 12, "Property Inspectors," on page
and
"nonempty"
determines whether the contents of the tag should appear in the Document
: normal HTML-style tags and string-delimited
</happy>
start_string
); all attributes not marked with curly braces
{}
,
{content_model}
,
{parse_attributes}
,
{is_visual} {server_model}
on the first line. For information on
*ASP*
), or whether it contains anything
img
). This attribute is required for normal
code
.
tag, contains
<happy>
tag. (If the tag were a
and
end_string
and ends with the
<%
tag.
tagspec
,
{start_string}
, ,
icon icon_width
is used only to
tag_name
; Property
ASP
217.
or
"true" "false"
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