Scheme Processing - MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER MX 2004-EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER Manual

innerTag
This value is identical to the
scheme inside the delimiters. This is currently used for the
nameTag
This value specifies that the
closing of a tag, and these delimiters are to be colored based on the tag settings of the scheme.
This type of scheme displays tags that can be embedded inside other tags, such as the
tag.
Sample code
<input type="text" name="zip"
<cfif newRecord
<cfoutput query="employee">
</cfif>
>
Example
<blockStart doctypes="ColdFusion,CFC"
scheme="nameTag"><![CDATA[<cfoutput\n]]></blockStart>
nameTagScript
This value is identical to the
statements or expressions, as opposed to attribute
This type of scheme displays a unique type of tag that contains script inside the tag itself, such as
the ColdFusion
Sample Code
See the sample text for nameTag.
Example
<blockStart doctypes="ColdFusion,CFC"
scheme="nameTagScript"><![CDATA[<cfset\n]]></blockStart>

Scheme processing

Dreamweaver has three basic code coloring modes: CSS mode, Script mode, and Tags mode.
In each mode, Dreamweaver applies code coloring only to particular fields. The following chart
indicates which fields are subject to code coloring in each mode.
Field
defaultText
defaultTag
defaultAttribute
comment
string
outerTag
blockStart
IS "no">
Value="#zip#"
nameTag
, , and
cfset cfif cfifelse
value, except that the tag coloring is taken from the
html
string is the opening of a tag and
</cfoutput>
scheme; however, the content is script, such as assignment
name=value
tags, and can be embedded inside other tags.
CSS
X
X
tag.
blockEnd
pairs.
Tags Script
X
X
X
X
X
Code coloring
string is the
cfoutput
X
X
X
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