Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

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Child Elements .............................................................................. 434 Attributes ....................................................................................... 435 Autoupload Element............................................................................. 435 Description..................................................................................... 435 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 435 Attributes ....................................................................................... 436 Username Element .............................................................................. 439 Description..................................................................................... 439 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 439 Attributes ....................................................................................... 439 Password Element ............................................................................... 439 Description..................................................................................... 439 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 439 Attributes ....................................................................................... 440 Proxyserver Element............................................................................ 440 Description..................................................................................... 440 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 440 Attributes ....................................................................................... 440 Domain Element .................................................................................. 440 Description..................................................................................... 440 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 440 Attributes ....................................................................................... 441 Xferdir Element .................................................................................... 441 Description..................................................................................... 441 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 441 Attributes ....................................................................................... 442 Webroot Element ................................................................................. 442 Description..................................................................................... 442 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 442 Attributes ....................................................................................... 443 Defsource Element .............................................................................. 443 Description..................................................................................... 443 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 443 Attributes ....................................................................................... 443 Port Element ........................................................................................ 443 Description..................................................................................... 443 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 443 Attributes ....................................................................................... 444 Resolvemethod Element...................................................................... 444 Description..................................................................................... 444 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 444 Attributes ....................................................................................... 445 Imageedit element ............................................................................... 445 Description..................................................................................... 445 Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 445 Child Elements .............................................................................. 445 Control Element ................................................................................... 445 Description..................................................................................... 445 Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer’s Reference Guide, Release 5.1, Revision 1 xi
Element Hierarchy ......................................................................... 445 Attributes ....................................................................................... 446 Setting up an Image Repository.................................... 447 The Image Repository Folder .............................................................. 447 Inserting an Image into a Web Page.................................................... 448 Example......................................................................................... 449 Dynamically Selecting Upload Destinations ................ 450 Setting Up Image Upload..................................................................... 450 Media File Object........................................................................... 451 Modifying the Upload Location ...................................................... 451 Sample HTML Page ...................................................................... 452 User Selection – Changing the Upload Location........................... 453 Full Example.................................................................................. 454 Automatic Upload ........................................................... 457 Automatic Upload of Files and Images from an External Application .. 457 Installing the Automatic Upload Feature .............................................. 459 Modules that Enable Automatic Upload............................................... 459 An Example of Customizing Automatic Upload ............................. 459 cmdmfuuploadall Command ................................................................ 460 Overview of the Automatic Upload Process......................................... 460 The Upload Process ...................................................................... 460 Information Components...................................................................... 462 Concepts ....................................................................................... 462 eWebEditPro Fields Sent with Post .................................................... 463 Image Upload Fields...................................................................... 463 Custom Field Set ........................................................................... 466 Example HTML Form .................................................................... 466 Creating an Automatic File Receive Script .......................................... 466 What This Section Covers ............................................................. 467 What This Section Does Not Cover............................................... 467 The Automatic Upload Server-Side Receiving Module ................. 467 Steps to Receiving a File ..................................................................... 467 Step 1 – Act on the Command....................................................... 468 Step 2 – Extract the File Information ............................................. 468 Step 3 – Determine the File Destination ........................................ 468 Step 4 – Extract the File Binary and Save ..................................... 469 Step 5 – Build the Return XML Data.............................................. 469 Step 6 – Respond Back to the Client............................................. 471 Creating the Script......................................................................... 471 Data Island .................................................................................... 471 Steps to Receiving Content.................................................................. 476 Step 1 - Act on the Command ....................................................... 476 Step 2 - Extract the Content .......................................................... 476 Step 3 - Save the Content ............................................................. 476 Step 4 - Return a Response .......................................................... 476 EWepAutoSvr Object API .................................................................... 477 ClientMajorRev .............................................................................. 477 Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer’s Reference Guide, Release 5.1, Revision 1 xii
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Page 3 and 4: EKTRON, INC. SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREE
Page 5 and 6: DAMAGES FOR: LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS
Page 7 and 8: Managing Images ...................
Page 9 and 10: Memory Considerations..............
Page 11 and 12: Modifying the Standard Text of a Tr
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Page 15 and 16: Spellayt ..........................
Page 17: FTP File Upload....................
Page 21 and 22: Content Setting API ...............
Page 23 and 24: Declaring the Schema File..........
Page 25 and 26: Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer’s
Page 27 and 28: eWebEditPro Object Model Ektron® e
Page 29 and 30: eWebEditProUtil Object Name API Typ
Page 31 and 32: Name API Type Return Type ontoolbar
Page 33 and 34: Name API Type Return Type maxConten
Page 35 and 36: Name API Type Return Type InstallPo
Page 37 and 38: Button Tag Object Name API Type Ret
Page 39 and 40: Name API Type Return Type disableAl
Page 41 and 42: Image Editor Object Name API Type R
Page 43 and 44: Name API Type Return Type SetValidF
Page 45 and 46: Name API Type Return Type FWLoginNa
Page 47 and 48: Syntax for retrieving object: eWebE
Page 49 and 50: Name API Type Return Type Descripti
Page 51 and 52: Method/Property/ Event AllowUpload
Page 53 and 54: Method/Property/ Event Details In o
Page 55 and 56: Method/Property/ Event eWebEditProM
Page 57 and 58: Method/Property/ Event getPropertyB
Page 59 and 60: Method/Property/ Event isEditor 76
Page 61 and 62: Method/Property/ Event onbeforeload
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Page 65 and 66: Method/Property/ Event SetContent 9
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Parameters Example objAuto.AddFileF
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The new style sheet overrides rules
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Method: autoInstallExpected Method:
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Object: ”ObjectCommand Item Objec
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Parameters: Parameter Type Descript
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Method: CreateNew Method: disableSt
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Method: EditFromHtml Remarks If the
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Method: EnableNameChange Parameter
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Method: ErrorValue Method: Estimate
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Return: None Method: ExecCommand Me
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Syntax strResult = eWebEditPro.Edit
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Example: Method: getDocument Method
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Parameters Syntax var sFileDesc = o
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Parameters Method: getOpenerInstanc
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Method: getPropertyString Object:
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Method: HideAllMenus Method: HTMLEn
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Method: IsDirty Method: isEditor Me
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This information could be used to a
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Method: ListCommandName You can use
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function ListFilesWithStatus(iSelec
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Description: Sets the current refer
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Object: ”eWebEditPro ActiveX Cont
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Method: ReadNamedData Description:
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Method: RemoveFieldValue Descriptio
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Method: save Method: Save Method: s
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Parameter Type Description iPositio
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Description: Replaces the entire do
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If the file does not exist, no acti
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NOTE This property is intended for
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Method: ShowAllMenus Method: TagCou
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Parameters Parameter Type Descripti
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Method: XMLProcessor Master List of
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Property: CmdVisible Property: MaxL
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Object: ”Automatic Upload Object
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Property: allowupload Property: Bas
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Object: ”Parameters Object” Pro
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Property: HorizontalSpacing Propert
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Type: Integer Property: ProxyServer
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Property: TransferRoot function Rea
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This parameter may be set before or
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Property: Get WDDX Property: hideAb
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Major Major, Minor Major, Major Min
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Property: Type Property: tagAttribu
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Property: clientInstall Property: c
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Property: readOnly Property: rows D
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Property: url Property: windowName
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Property: windowName Property: edit
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Property: name Property: readOnly P
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Value Description EWEP_ONUNLOAD_ PR
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• EWEP_STATUS_UNABLETOSAVE • EW
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Object: ”eWebEditProUtil Object
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Event: ImageError Event: LoadingIma
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Event: ondblclickelement Occurs whe
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Event: onbeforeedit Event: onedit E
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Event: onready window.eWebEditProLo
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strTextData - a string that may con
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Object: ”ewebeditproevents Object
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Sources of Commands Command source
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Maximum Size of Content See ”Prop
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eWebEditPro Dataflow This section d
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Language Example 2. The Hidden Fiel
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Defining the Toolbar Modifying Conf
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• Add a custom toolbar menu • R
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Removing a Toolbar Menu Defin
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To change the wrap attribute, follo
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external section of the configura
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Defining the Toolbar 10. Place the
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Changing the Image that Appears on
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Defining the Toolbar You should onl
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Defining the Toolbar 2. Move to the
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Defining the Toolbar NOTE • A fon
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Dynamically Changing the Editor Thi
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Dynamically Changing the Editor var
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Customizing the Popup Button ”Cus
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Customizing Context Menus This sect
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The Toolbar Object Interface This s
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etbToolbarStyles etbCaptionAlignmen
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etbCommandOptions etbCommandStyles
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3 Invalid ID given for a command or
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Locale Files Modifying the Language
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To have eWebEditPro appear in this
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Translating the Locale File (locale
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eWebEditPro Automatic Download and
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Modifying the Language of eWebEditP
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Azeri (Cyrillic) 0x082c Basque 0x04
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Windows 2000: Hindi. This is Unicod
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Spanish (Paraguay) 0x3c0a es-py Spa
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How to Fix in Windows XP and 2000 M
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• “Event: onfocus” on page 14
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Disabling the "Click OK to Preserve
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eWebEditProMsgsFilename, "ewep.js",
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Client Installation Pages eWebEditP
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JavaScript Objects This section des
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} JavaScript Objects eWebEditPro.in
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Using Toolbarreset to Reset Customi
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The Parameters Object JavaScript Ob
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JavaScript Objects The eWebEditProU
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Instance JavaScript object ActiveX
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The Configuration Data eWebEditPro
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The Configuration Data • Use the
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Managing the Configuration Data If
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Letting Users Customize the Toolbar
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Overriding User Customization Letti
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Overview of Configuration Data This
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Configuration Data: Functional View
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Element Function For more info, see
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Element Function For more info, see
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Overview of Configuration Data NOTE
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User Interface Elements: Standard,
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User Interface Elements in Alphabet
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Element Hierarchy Attributes Exampl
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Caption Element Hierarchy User Inte
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Attributes Name Attribute Type User
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Example cmd Element Hierarchy User
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Element Hierarchy Child Elements At
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Attributes Example Using only a Key
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Name Attribute Type Example listcho
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Attributes Name Attribute Type Exam
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User Interface Elements: Standard,
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Name Attribute Type Example popup E
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Attributes Example space User Inter
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Attributes Name Attribute Type User
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Name Attribute Type style Element H
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Attributes Example User Interface E
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Button Images organization has purc
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• default - • delcell - • del
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• justify - • key - • ldquo -
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• rbtn - • rdquo - • *rectang
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• vidcam - • viewprop - • wan
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Managing Tables eWebEditPro’s con
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Attribute Determines whether this s
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Customizing the Tables Menu Managin
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Setting Default Values for the Inse
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Controlling Responses for the Ver
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fontsize Remarks Fonts and Headers
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Element Hierarchy Attributes he
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Attributes Name Attribute Type Defa
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Safe as a PDF file. Saves as PDF.
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Element Hierarchy Child Elements At
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Form Elements Description Let the u
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Cleaning HTML Clean Element Hierarc
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Name Attribute Type Default Descrip
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Name Attribute Type Remove Element
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Attribute Element Cleaning HTML Whe
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xsltFilter Element SPAN Cleaning
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Spellcheck The Spellcheck Feature D
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Element Hierarchy Attributes Na
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Editing in Microsoft Word Element H
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Conserve Word Formatting Pros Cons
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Conform by Discarding Pros Cons Con
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Encoding Special Characters Factors
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Displaying Asian Languages Unicode
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Value of charencode Description Sam
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Condition Recommended charencode Va
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Encoding Special Characters the pag
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Implementing a Web Site that Uses U
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Implementing a Web Site that Uses U
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Using Style Sheets to Standardize F
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Style Sheets Dynamically Changin
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For example, assume you have this c
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NOTE Property values are ignored -
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Implementing Style Class Selectors
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Style Sheets • the style must hav
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.italic {font-style: italic; } Befo
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Managing Hyperlink Dialogs eWebEdit
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Managing Hyperlink Dialogs 3. If th
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Illustration Example Directions for
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Illustration Example Managing Hyper
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Field How to Set Default Value Ente
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Managing Images How Image Selection
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Managing Images Customizing the Ali
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Managing Images NOTE The selections
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Managing Images As a result, the fo
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Managing Images 3. Still within the
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Managing Images Below is the entire
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Minimum Configuration Requirements
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Managing Images If a user clicks th
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Frame Name server selection Managin
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Security with FTP Managing Images e
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Security with ASP The EktronFileIO
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Parameter Data Type Required / Opti
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The form must contain these attribu
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Here are some things to notice in t
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Making the Destination Location Dyn
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Other Web Servers Security Managing
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Base URL Given Resolution Type Mani
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getProperty(strName) as Object getP
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Manipulating Media File Methods and
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The Mediafiles Feature Mediafiles E
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Mediafiles Element Description Defi
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Name Attribute Type Default Descrip
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Attributes Name Attribute Type D
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Attributes Name Attribute Type Def
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Inserting an Image into a Web Page
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Dynamically Selecting Upload Destin
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Sample HTML Page Dynamically Select
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Full Example Dynamically Selecting
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Dynamically Selecting Upload Destin
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• Specific File Types • Appropr
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cmdmfuuploadall Command Automatic U
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Information Components Concepts Aut
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Entry Description Automatic Upload
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Custom Field Set Example HTML Form
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4. Extract the File Binary and Save
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Add the File Information Tag Automa
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Automatic Upload Below is a sample
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Automatic Upload mdf171290.jpg
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No files were uploaded. Steps
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Automatic Upload See Also: ”Clien
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EkFormFieldValue Automatic Upload D
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Description FileDimensions • Desc
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FileName FileSize FileType Automati
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Fragment Automatic Upload NOTE If t
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XML Element Descriptions DBORDER DE
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FILEINFO FRAGMENT Automatic Upload
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FURL THUMBNAIL Example image/jpeg A
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image/gif 0 0 0 ColdFusion E
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Content Received Upload comma
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Dim strResp Dim ErrorCode Dim strTi
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Content Upload The content upload f
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Property Name Type Description Java
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Creating a Receiving Page Content U
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Content Type Description Parameters
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WebImageFX WebImageFX is an externa
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Displaying WebImageFX { WebImageFX
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Effect of Setting Namechange to Fal
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• a remote name, such as ../image
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Commands Unique to WebImageFX Comma
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Command Name Function The lData Par
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ValidExtensions TransferRoot Port M
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Return Type Parameters String Clien
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Integrating eWebEditPro with ASP Us
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This illustration depicts it as a b
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Adding a Submit Button Argument Des
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Using a Function Integrating eWebEd
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Setting up a Form Place the Editor
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Integrating eWebEditPro with ASP.NE
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• parameters.installPopup.query
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Attribute Description Integrating e
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Integrating eWebEditPro with ColdFu
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Placing the Editor on the Form Inte
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Integrating eWebEditPro with PHP Us
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Changing Parameter Values Inserting
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Integrating eWebEditPro Using JavaS
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Creating Your Own Page Integrating
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Argument Description For example
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Manually Loading Content into the E
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Appendices Appendix A: Naming the e
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Click OK to preserve changes when m
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Appendix B: Error Messages Error Me
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Unable to find content field (typic
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Appendix C: eWebEditPro Architectur
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Images File extension Appendix D: A
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Audio File extension Appendix D: Au
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Text File extension Appendix D: Aut
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File extension Appendix D: Automati
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Other File extension Appendix D: Au
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Index Symbols tags removing 295 A
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password element 439 port element 4
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GetContentType 502 getDocument, Act
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media file object using 451 Media F
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ows parameters object property 132
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