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EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER CS4

Customizing Dreamweaver

Providing localized strings

Within a document type definition file, the <title> and <description> subtags specify the display title and

description for the document type. You can use the

MMString:loadstring directive in the subtags as a placeholder

for providing localized strings for the two subtags. This process is similar to server-side scripting where you specify a

particular string to use in your page by using a string identifier as a placeholder. For the placeholder, you can use a

special tag or you can specify a tag attribute whose value is replaced.

Provide localized strings

1 Place the following statement at the beginning of the document type definition file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

2 Declare the MMString namespace in the <documenttypes> tag:

<documenttypes

xmlns:MMString="http://www.adobe.com/schemes/data/string/">

3 At the location in the document type definition file where you want to provide a localized string, use the

MMString:loadstring directive to define a placeholder for the localized string. You can specify this placeholder

in one of the following ways:

<loadstring>myJSPDocType/Description</loadstring>

</description>

</description>

In these examples, myJSPDocType/Description is a unique string identifier that acts as a placeholder for the

localized string. The localized string is defined in the next step.

4 In the Configuration/Strings folder, create a new XML file (or edit an existing file) that defines the localized string.

For example, the following code, when placed in the Configuration/Strings/strings.xml file, defines the

myJSPDocType/Description string:

...

<string id="myJSPDocType/Description"

value=

"<![CDATA[JavaServer Page with <em>special</em> features]]>"

...

</strings>

Note: String identifiers, such as myJSPDocType/Description in the previous example, must be unique within the

application. Dreamweaver, when it starts, parses all XML files within the Configuration/Strings folder and loads these

unique strings.

Rules for document type definition files

Dreamweaver lets document types that are associated with a server model share file extensions. For example, ASP-JS

and ASP-VB can claim .asp as their file extension. (For information on which server model gets preference, see

“canRecognizeDocument()” on page 322.)

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