If any of
these dependent files are altered, the page is retranslated.
n orig??”A text string with the original markup before translation. The text string is encoded to
include four standard HTML characters:
< becomes %3C;
> becomes %3E;
??? becomes %22;
% becomes %25;
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To see how the special locking tag works, look at an example taken from the Tango Sample Data translator.
Tango uses what are called meta tags, which begin with an @ sign, such as the <@TOTALROWS> tag.
The Tango Sample Data translator replaces a result drawn from a database with a specified sample
value. The original code is:
<@TOTALROWS samptotalrows=23>
After the code is translated, Dreamweaver refreshes the screen with the following code:
orig=???%3C@TOTALROWS samptotalrows=23%3E???>23
The 23 in bold is the actual translated content that appears in Dreamweaver??™s Document window.
You don??™t actually see the locking code, even if you open the Code inspector when a page is
translated. To view the code, select the translated item, copy it, and then paste it in another
text application, or use the Paste As HTML feature to see the results in Dreamweaver.
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