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Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"


This is useful when you manipulate a substring of the selection, usually text.
For example, in the custom command Change Case (included on the DVD that comes with this book), after
the selected object is retrieved via getSelection and offsetsToNode, nodeToOffsets expresses it
in an array that can be uppercased or lowercased at the click of a button. Here??™s a fragment of the code from
the custom upperCase() function:
var theDom = dreamweaver.getDocumentDOM(???document???);
var offsets = theDom.getSelection();
var theNode = theDom.offsetsToNode(offsets[0],offsets[1]);
if (theNode.nodeType == Node.TEXT_NODE) {
var nodeOffsets = theDom.nodeToOffsets(theNode);
offsets[0] = offsets[0] - nodeOffsets[0];
offsets[1] = offsets[1] - nodeOffsets[0];
var nodeText = theNode.data;
theNode.data = nodeText.substring(0,offsets[0]) +
nodeText.substring(offsets[0], offsets[1]).toUpperCase() +
nodeText.substring(offsets[1], nodeText.length);
}
Because nodeToOffsets returns two memory offsets, you can use these as the arguments in
setSelection to choose an object on the page. If, for instance, you wanted to select the first link on the
page, you use the code as follows:
var theDom = dreamweaver.getDocumentDOM(???document???);
var theLink = theDom.links[0];
var offsets = theDom.


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