htm???;
var rolloverDoc = dreamweaver.getDocumentDOM( rolloverCmdURL );
In the first line, getConfigurationPath is used to locate the Rollover.htm file in the
Configuration\Commands subfolder and assign it to a variable. This enables the object to retrieve the DOM
for manipulation with the getDocumentDOM() function.
Like getDocumentPath(), getConfigurationPath() formats the path as file://URL.
The dreamweaver.getSiteRoot() function
Dreamweaver depends on the establishment of a local site root for much of its Web site management facility:
All site-root??“relative links and references are based upon the location of the site root folder. The capability
to uncover its file location is important for any behaviors or other extensibility files that work on the site
root level. Dreamweaver supplies such a capability with the getSiteRoot() function.
Very straightforward to use, getSiteRoot() does not take an argument, and it returns a file://URL format
reference to the local site root of the currently selected document. If it returns an empty string, the file has
not been saved.
The dreamweaver.releaseDocument() function
If you??™re working with a complex document with a lot of images, AP elements, tables, and text, you??™re going
to have a lot of HTML to deal with.
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