User Guide

178 Chapter 9: Toolbars
Example
<BUTTON ID="DW_DocRefresh"
image="Toolbars/images/MM/refresh.gif"
disabledImage="Toolbars/images/MM/refresh_dis.gif"
tooltip="Refresh Design View (F5)"
enabled="((dw.getDocumentDOM() != null) && (dw.getDocumentDOM().getView() !=
'browse') && (!dw.getDocumentDOM().isDesignViewUpdated()))"
command="dw.getDocumentDOM().synchronizeDocument()"
update="onViewChange,onCodeViewSyncChange"/>
<checkbutton>
Description
A check button is a button that has a checked or unchecked state and that executes a specific
command when clicked. When it is checked, it appears pressed in and highlighted. When it is not
checked, it appears flat. Dreamweaver implements the following states for the check button:
Mouse-over, Pressed, Mouse-over-while-pressed, and Disabled-while-pressed. The handler that is
specified by the
checked attribute or the isCommandChecked() function must ensure that
clicking the check button causes the button’s state to toggle.
Attributes
id, {showIf}, image, {disabledImage}, {overImage}, tooltip, {label}, {file},
{domRequired}, {enabled}, checked, {update}, command, {arguments}
For a description of each attribute, see “Item tag attributes” on page 182.
Contents
None.
Container
The toolbar tag or the toolbarset tag.
Example
<CHECKBUTTON ID="DW_LiveDebug"
image="Toolbars/images/MM/debugview.gif"
disabledImage="Toolbars/images/MM/globe_dis.gif"
tooltip="Live Debug"
enabled="dw.canLiveDebug()"
checked="dw.getDocumentDOM() != null && dw.getDocumentDOM().getView() ==
'browse'"
command="dw.toggleLiveDebug()"
showIf="dw.canLiveDebug()"
update="onViewChange"/>
<radiobutton>
Description
A radio button is exactly the same as a check button, except that when it is off, it appears as a
raised button. Dreamweaver implements the following states for the radio button: Mouse-over,
Pressed, Mouse-over-while-pressed, and Disabled-while-pressed. Dreamweaver does not enforce
mutual exclusion between radio buttons. The handler that the
checked attribute or the
isCommandChecked() function specifies must ensure that the checked and unchecked states of
radio buttons are consistent with each other.