This element specifies a custom action to be performed with empty tags (i.e. tags with no body such as <img>) within EditLive! for XML.
<editLive>
...
<wysiwygEditor>
<customTags>
<doubleClickActions>
<action ... />
</doubleClickActions>
</customTags>
</wysiwygEditor>
...
</editLive>The empty tag for which this action applies.
The action which this custom action performs.
This attribute has the following possible values:
insertHTMLAtCursor - Insert the given HTML at the cursor
insertHyperlinkAtCursor - Insert the given hyperlink at the cursor
raiseEvent -Call a JavaScript function with the given name
customPropertiesDialog - Call a JavaScript function with the given name and pass it the current tag's properties
PostDocument - Post the content of the applet to a server side script
The value of the text or hyperlink to be inserted or the name of the JavaScript function to be called when this action is performed.
When using the insertHTMLAtCursor action the HTML to be inserted must be URL encoded in the XML file. For example, <p>HTML to insert<p> becomes %3Cp%3EHTML%20to%20insert%3C/p%3E.
The following example demonstrates how to define a custom properties dialog which is launched from a custom double click action for use within EditLive! for XML. The custom properties dialog will be available for use when the cursor is inside any <img> tag.
<editLive>
...
<wysiwygEditor>
<customTags>
<doubleClickActions>
<action
name="img"
action="customPropertiesDialog"
value="jsFunction"
/>
</doubleClickActions>
</customTags>
...
</wysiwygEditor>
...
</editLive> The <action> element can appear multiple times within the <doubleClickActions> element.
The <action> element must be a complete tag, it cannot contain a tag body. Therefore the tag must be closed in the same line. See the example below:
<action name=... />Text assigned to the value attribute must be URL encoded as it is in the example above.
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