Any existing information in the Dreamweaver document in the editable regions is replaced by
the information in the corresponding tags of the XML document.
3. Select an XML file from the Import XML dialog box.
4. Select Open when you??™re finished.
The XML file is imported into Dreamweaver, and the editable region placeholder names are replaced with
the data in the XML document.
Building Your Own XML Files
Dreamweaver now supports editing XML files directly in the Dreamweaver interface. No Design view is
available, but Dreamweaver code coloring and syntax checking can make writing your own XML files much
easier than writing them in a standard text editor.
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In order to take full advantage of Dreamweaver??™s code-editing features, you use tag libraries to set up all the
tags you need to create your XML files. If you use the previously discussed template file as an example, you
can define a set of XML tags for describing your purchase order details.
To find out how to define your own tag libraries, see the section on the Tag Library Editor in
Chapter 33.
Figure 32-3 shows the XML tags defined for the Purchase Order XML files. You can even specify attributes
for each of the tags.
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