Specifications

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Returns
An array that contains the URL parameters for the current document. The array contains an even
number of parameter strings. Each two elements form a URL parameter name-value pair. The
even element is the parameter name and the odd element is the value. For example,
getLiveDataParameters() returns the following array for the ID and Name parameters in the
preceding example:
[’ID,’22’,’Name’,’Samuel’].
Example
var paramsArray = dreamweaver.getLiveDataParameters();
dreamweaver.liveDataTranslate()
Availability
Dreamweaver UltraDev 1
Description
Sends an entire HTML document to an application server, asks the server to execute the scripts in
the document, and returns the resulting HTML document. This function can be called only from
a translator’s
liveDataTranslateMarkup() function; if you try to call it at another time, an error
occurs. The
dreamweaver.liveDataTranslate() function performs the following operations:
• Makes the animated image (that appears near the right edge of the Live Data window) play.
• Listens for user input. If the Stop icon is clicked, the function returns immediately.
• Accepts a single string argument from the caller. (This string is typically the entire source code
of the user’s document. It is the same string that is used in the next operation.)
• Saves the HTML string from the user’s document as a temporary file on the live-data server.
• Sends an HTTP request to the live-data server, using the parameters specified in the Live Data
Settings dialog box.
• Receives the HTML response from the live-data server.
• Removes the temporary file from the live-data server.
• Makes the animated image stop playing.
• Returns the HTML response to the caller.
Arguments
A single string, which typically is the entire source code of the user’s current document.
Returns
An httpReply object. This object is the same as the value that the MMHttp.getText() function
returns. If the user clicks the Stop icon, the return value’s
httpReply.statusCode is equal to 200
(Status OK) and its
httpReply.data is equal to the empty string. See “The HTTP API” on page
281 for more information on the
httpReply object.
dreamweaver.setLiveDataError()
Availability
Dreamweaver UltraDev 1