Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

getProperty(strName) as Object
getPropertyInteger(strName) as Integer
getPropertyString(strName) as String
getPropertyBoolean(strName) as Boolean
Below are examples of their usage.
Manipulating Media File Methods and Properties
bIn =
eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.MediaFile().getPropertyBoolean("HandledInternally");
bUpload = objMedia.getPropertyBoolean("AllowUpload");
sExt = objMedia.getPropertyString("ValidExtensions")
iSz =
top.opener.eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.MediaFile().getPropertyInteger("MaxFileSizeK");
objMedia.setProperty("SrcFileLocationName", cStr);
eWebEditPro[sEditor].MediaFile().setProperty("TransferMethod", "mediamanager.cfm");
Similar property access is done within Java applications. The Java Bean file
provides the functionality for accessing properties.
See Also: ”Method: getProperty” on page 71; ”Method: setProperty” on page 99
Entry Point for Using External Scripts
// Copyright 2000-2001, Ektron, Inc.
// Revision Date: 2001-04-03
The ewebeditpromedia.js file contains the entry point for external scripting of
image selection and upload. Its contents are below.
// Media Upload Functionality
// Modify this file to customize file upload capability.
function eWebEditProMediaSelection(sEditorName)
{
// The transfer method specifies what to load for the transfer.
var objMedia = eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.MediaFile();
var XferMethod = objMedia.getPropertyString("TransferMethod");
var sPageLoad = escape(XferMethod) + '?editorname=' + escape(sEditorName) +
'&upload=' + escape(objMedia.getPropertyBoolean("AllowUpload"));
if(XferMethod != "")
{
window.open(sPageLoad, 'Images', "scrollbars,resizable,width=640,height=480");
}
else
{
alert('The Transfer Method value is empty. Please specify either "FTP" or a site
address that will handle the file selection.');
}
}
The page value is specified in XML like this.
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