User Guide

Results window functions 173
Example
The following example checks for errors at the offset of the current selection in the document
and, if there are errors, displays them in the specified window (
floaterName) of the Results
panel. Otherwise, it opens the Target Browser Check window of the Results panel and displays
the first visible item for the document.
var offset = dw.getDocumentDOM().source.getSelection()[0];
var errors = dw.getDocumentDOM().source.getValidationErrorsForOffset(offset);
if ( errors && errors.length > 0 )
dw.showResults( errors[0].floaterName, errors[0].floaterIndex );
else
dw.showResults('btc', dw.getDocumentDOM().URL);
resWin.addItem()
Availability
Dreamweaver 4.
Description
Adds a new item to the Results window.
Note: Use only on stand-alone results windows created with dreamweaver.createResultsWindow().
resWin.addItem() cannot be used with the built-in results windows, including Validation, Browser
Target Check, or Site Reports.
Arguments
resultWindowObj, strIcon
, strDesc, itemData, iStartSel, iEndSel, colNdata
The resultWindowObj argument is the object that the createResultsWindow()
function returns
.
The strIcon argument is a string that specifies the path to the icon to use. To display a built-
in icon, use a value "1" through "10"
instead of the fully qualified path of the icon. Specify
"0" (zero) for no icon. The following table shows the icons that correspond to the values of "1"
through "10":
The strDesc argument is a detailed description of the item. Specify "0" if there is
no description.
The itemData argument is a string you can use to store specific data about the item being
added such as a document line number.
The iStartSel argument is the start of selection offset in the file. Specify the value null if
you are not specifying an offset.
The iEndSel argument is the end of selection offset in the file. Specify the value null if you
are not specifying an offset.
The colNdata argument is an array of strings that provide the data for each column (that is, if
there are 3 columns, an array of 3 strings).
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