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Chapter 13: Site
site.editColumns()
Description
This function displays the Edit Sites dialog box, which shows the File View Columns section.
Arguments
None.
Returns
Nothing.
site.exportSite()
Availability
Dreamweaver MX.
Description
Exports a Dreamweaver site to an XML file, which can be imported into another Dreamweaver
instance to duplicate the former site.
All the information that is contained in the Site Definition dialog box is saved in an XML file that
includes the list of cloaked folders and information about the default document type. The
exception is that the user can omit the user login and password when FTP access is set. The
following example shows a sample XML file that Dreamweaver creates when you export a site:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<site>
<localinfo
sitename="DW00"
localroot="C:\Documents and Settings\jlondon\Desktop\DWServer\"
imagefolder="C:\Documents and Settings\jlondon\Desktop\DWServer\Images\"
spacerfilepath=""
refreshlocal="TRUE"
cache="FALSE"
httpaddress="http://" curserver="webserver" />
<remoteinfo
accesstype="ftp"
host="dreamweaver"
remoteroot="kojak/"
user="dream"
checkoutname="Jay"
emailaddress="[email protected]"
usefirewall="FALSE"
usepasv="TRUE"
enablecheckin="TRUE"
checkoutwhenopen="TRUE" />
<designnotes
usedesignnotes="TRUE"
sharedesignnotes="TRUE" />
<sitemap
homepage="C:\Documents and Settings\jlondon\Desktop\DWServer\Untitled-2.htm"
pagesperrow="200" columnwidth="125" showdependentfiles="TRUE"
showpagetitles="FALSE" showhiddenfiles="TRUE" />
<fileviewcolumns sharecolumns="TRUE">
<column name="Local Folder"
align="left" show="TRUE" share="FALSE" builtin="TRUE"
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Summary of Contents for DREAMWEAVER MX 2004-DREAMWEAVER API
Page 1: ...Dreamweaver API Reference...
Page 24: ...24 Contents...
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Page 70: ...70 Chapter 5 Fireworks Integration...
Page 76: ...76 Chapter 6 Flash Integration...
Page 116: ...116 Chapter 9 The JavaBeans API...
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Page 152: ...152 Chapter 11 Application...
Page 218: ...218 Chapter 12 Workspace...
Page 248: ...248 Chapter 13 Site...
Page 292: ...292 Chapter 14 Document...
Page 378: ...378 Chapter 17 Design...
Page 430: ...430 Chapter 18 Code...
Page 486: ...486 Index...