kiusau wrote: > Can jQuery be used to manipulate uneditable document objects in an > HTML/XHTML document produced from a Dreamweaver template? If so, is > there a special script required to unlock them? > > Similarly can jQuery be used to manipulate editable objects? If so, > are special scripts required to access them? Please recall that > editable areas of an HTML/XHTML document produced from a Dreamweaver > template come in a variety of forms including editable attributes, > editable regions, optional regions, repeat regions, etc. > > Please advise. > > Roddy > >
As my experience with Dreamweaver template 2 years ago, the editable and un-editable region is just obeyed by Dreamweaver. When the file is opened with other editor, all element is editable. Dreamweaver's region tag is only standard html comment <!-- --> that interpreted differently by Dreamweaver. By other application, it's ignored. jQuery is running in the browser. All DOM element is 'manipulate'-able. -- Donny Kurnia http://hantulab.blogspot.com http://www.plurk.com/user/donnykurnia
