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The file attribute in this text box item causes Dreamweaver to invoke the Toolbars/MM/

EditTitle.htm command file when the user interacts with the text box.

<html>

<head>

<title>Edit Title</title>

function receiveArguments(newTitle)

{

var dom = dw.getDocumentDOM();

if (dom)

dom.setTitle(newTitle);

}

function canAcceptCommand()

{

return (dw.getDocumentDOM() != null && dw.getDocumentDOM().getParseMode() ==

’html’);

}

function getCurrentValue()

{

var title = "";

var dom = dw.getDocumentDOM();

if (dom)

title = dom.getTitle();

return title;

}

</script>

</head>

<body>

</body>

</html>

For the Document Title text box, the getCurrentValue() function calls the JavaScript API

function

dom.getTitle() to obtain and return the current title. Until the user enters a title for

the document, the

getCurrentValue() function returns “Untitled Document,” which

Dreamweaver displays in the text box. After the user enters a title, Dreamweaver displays the new

document title.

Dreamweaver invokes the

receiveArguments() function when the user enters a value in the

Document Title text box and presses the Enter key or moves the focus away from the control.

Dreamweaver passes

receiveArguments() newTitle, which is the value that the user enters.

The

receiveArguments() function first checks to see if a current DOM exists. If it does,

receiveArguments() sets the new document title by passing it to the dom.setTitle() function

and then returning it to Dreamweaver