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To export a document’s editable regions as XML:
1
Choose File > Open, and open a document that’s based on a template (and
contains editable regions).
2
Choose File > Export > Export Editable Regions as XML.
3
In the XML dialog box, choose a tag notation and click OK.
See “Using XML tag notations” on page 395 for details.
4
In the dialog box that appears, enter a name for the XML file and click Save.
Dreamweaver generates an XML file containing the material from the
document’s editable regions. The XML file includes the name of the
template the document is based on, as well as the name and contents of
each editable region.
Note: Material in the locked regions is not exported to the XML file.
To import XML content:
1
Choose File > Import > Import XML into Template.
2
Select the XML file and click Open.
Dreamweaver creates a new document based on the template specified in the
XML file. It then fills in the contents of each editable region in that document
using the data in the XML file. The resulting document appears in a new
Document window. If the specified template is not found, Dreamweaver prompts
you to select a template to use.
Note that if your XML file isn’t set up exactly the way Dreamweaver expects, you
may not be able to import your data. One solution to this problem is to export a
dummy XML file from Dreamweaver, so that you’ll have an XML file with exactly
the right structure. Then copy the data from your original XML file into the
exported XML file. The result is an XML file with the correct structure that
contains the appropriate data, all ready to be imported.