You apply and manage server behaviors from the Server Behaviors panel, shown in Figure 2-15. Unlike the
Bindings panel, from which you drag fields onto the page, the main area of the Server Behaviors panel indicates
which server behaviors have been inserted into the page. If the server behavior has user-defined
parameters, they can be altered by double-clicking the entry in the panel.
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FIGURE 2-15
Quickly identify the page elements affected by a server behavior by selecting the entry in the Server Behaviors panel.
XML and XSLT integration
Extensible Markup Language (XML) has piqued the interest of many Web designers, intranet developers,
and corporate users because of its underlying customizable nature. With XML, tags are created to describe
the use of the information, rather than its appearance. Another standards-based technology, Extensible
Stylesheet Transformation (XSLT) controls the data styling.
Dreamweaver has taken the next step with XML and made it possible for almost any designer to incorporate
XML data right into her own Web pages. Through the use of XSLT, Dreamweaver displays XML data from
RSS feeds and other sources. Dreamweaver??™s implementation exposes this technology on both client-side
and server-side, widening its appeal to a range of designers.
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