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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 15

Description

Defines a menu item for a Dreamweaver menu.

Attributes

name, id, {app}, {key}, {platform}, {enabled}, {arguments}, {command}, {file},

{checked}, {dynamic}

name

The menu item name that appears in the menu. An underscore indicates that the following

letter is the command’s access key (mnemonic), for Windows only.

id Used by Dreamweaver to identify the item. This ID must be unique throughout the menu

structure. If you add new menu items to menus.xml, ensure uniqueness by using your company

name or another unique string as a prefix for each menu item’s ID.

app The name of the application in which the menu item is available. Not currently used.

key The keyboard shortcut for the command, if any. Use the following strings to specify

modifier keys:

• Cmd specifies the Control key (Windows) or Command key (Macintosh).

• Alt and Opt interchangeably specify the Alt key (Windows) or Option key (Macintosh).

• Shift specifies the Shift key on both platforms.

• Ctrl specifies the Control key on both platforms.

• A plus (+) sign separates modifier keys if a given shortcut uses more than one modifier. For

example,

Cmd+Opt+5 in the key attribute means the menu item is executed when the user

presses Control+Alt+5 (Windows) or Command+Option+5 (Macintosh).

• Special keys are specified by name: F1 through F12, PgDn, PgUp, Home, End, Ins, Del, Tab, Esc,

BkSp, and Space. Modifier keys can also be applied to special keys.

platform Indicates which platform the item appears on. Valid values are "win", meaning

Windows-only, or "mac", meaning Macintosh-only. If you don’t specify the platform attribute,

the menu item appears on both platforms. If you want a menu item to behave differently on

different platforms, supply two menu items with the same name (but different IDs): one with

platform="win" and the other with platform="mac".

enabled Provides JavaScript code (usually a JavaScript function call) that determines whether the

menu item is currently enabled. If the function returns

false, the menu item is dimmed. The

default value is

"true", but it’s best to always specify a value for clarity even if the value is "true".

arguments Provides arguments for Dreamweaver to pass to the code in the JavaScript file that

you specify in the

file attribute. Enclose arguments in single quotation marks ('), inside the

double quotation marks used to delimit an attribute’s value.

command Specifies a JavaScript expression that’s executed when the user selects this item from the

menu. For complex JavaScript code, use a JavaScript file (specified in the

file attribute) instead.

You must specify either

file or command for each menu item.

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