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return ???650,530???;
}
else { // Windows
return ???670,550???;
}
}
Adobe recommends that you not use the windowDimensions() function unless you want your dialog box
to be larger than 640 x 480 pixels. Like all Dreamweaver extensions to the Application Programming Interface
(API), the windowDimensions() function can be used to build both objects and actions.
Using the form controls
Dreamweaver uses the HTML

tag and all its various input types to gather attribute information for
objects. To use the form elements in a parameter form, their input data must be passed to the JavaScript
functions. Because Dreamweaver uses a subset of the Navigator 4.0 Document Object Model (DOM), as
shown in Table 1-1, you are restricted to using specific methods for the various input types to gather this
information. Properties marked with an asterisk are read-only.
TABLE 1-1
Form Elements in the Dreamweaver DOM
Object Properties Methods Events
form elements* (an array of button, None None
checkbox, password, radio,
reset, select, submit, text,
and text area objects); child
objects by name
Button form* blur() OnClick
reset focus()
submit
checkbox checked blur() OnClick
radio form* focus()
password value blur() OnBlur
text form* focus() OnFocus
Textarea select()
select form* blur() (Windows only) onBlur (Windows only)
options[n].

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