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Glossary
actions
Built-in scripting components that allow you to add JavaScript and Dynamic HTML, to your web pages to
make them interactive. GoLive actions are editable and extensible. You can use the predefined actions, or
create your own.
binary tag
A
tag
that must be used in pairs consisting of an opening tag and a closing tag.
current working directory
The folder in which GoLive executes operations that do not specify another path. Normally, this directory is
the root folder of the currently active site, but the user or JavaScript code can change this default value.
You can use the app.currentFolder property to get and set this directory.
custom element
An HTML code element created by an extension. Your extension can add its custom element to the
Objects palette, from which a user can drag and drop it into a displayed document. Your extension defines
its appearance in Layout view.
debug output view
Internal source debugger output pane that displays output from writeln statements and the print
method of the $ object.
directory
A folder. See
current working
directory.
document
In the GoLive CS2 SDK, an object that represents a displayed file, such as a markup document. The
document object allows you to create new HTML pages, save new or modified documents to files, and
access the
markup objects
hierarchy that represents the document's contents. A special type of document
object, a
site
document, represents a web site using a .site file.
document object model (DOM)
The architecture of the page and site data GoLive makes available in JavaScript. In this model, a document
represents a web page that is displayed in a browser window, frame, or layer. A hierarchy of
markup
objects
of various types represent the contents of the page (the markup tree), and
layout objects
control
the visual representation of the contents in the Layout view.
element
A
tag
and all of the attribute values required to define an instance of the entity the tag represents. See also
virtual
element.
eTag
Digital signature of a resource on a DAV server.
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