Scripting With Quicktime Wired Action Programming Language - Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual

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Actions for setting XML properties
Use the following actions to set XML properties:
Specifies an XML list at a parent path.
Set XML
Replaces a specified parent path with an XML-formatted string.
Replace XML
Adds an XML element at a specified parent path and index.
Add XML Element
Set XML Element
Sets an element value for an element path.
Remove XML Element
Removes a specified range of elements.
See also
"To wire a movie track with actions" on page 540
"To wire an SWF button with actions" on page 551
"To add text links with actions" on page 556
Scripting with QuickTime Wired Action Programming
Language
About QuickTime scripting
Adobe's QuickTime Wired Action Programming Language lets you create sophisticated, interactive movies. Adobe
created QuickTime Wired Action Programming Language to expand the functionality of Apple's QuickTime wired
actions (the set of predefined actions QuickTime recognizes) and to automate the scripting process in GoLive.
QuickTime Wired Action Programming Language is based on JavaScript syntax and described in XML. The
QTScript.xml file, located in the GoLive/Settings/QuickTime folder, describes the actions, operands, targets, expres­
sions, operators, and constants of the language. If Apple releases additional wired actions, you can add them to this
file.
The QuickTime scripting windows
GoLive provides three windows that help you create and manage scripts:
Contains the wired actions you use to create and edit scripts. You can view the available
QT Wired Actions window
wired actions here; or, you can view them in the appendix.
QT Script Debugger window
Helps you to fix faulty scripts. It displays all debugString commands.
Lists all scripts in a movie. You can double-click a script to open it in the script window.
QT Script Manager window
See also
"About QuickTime scripting" on page 570

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