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How to Build a Dynamic Breadcrumbs Extension for Macromedia Dreamwever MX
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    2003-03-28

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  • How to Build a Dynamic Breadcrumbs Extension for Macromedia Dreamwever MX
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    How to Build a Dynamic Breadcrumbs Extension for Macromedia Dreamwever MX


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    This article will describe how you may set extensions using the Macromedia MX API. These extensions will allow team members to view your code.This article briefly describes the creation of a Macromedia Dreamweaver MX extension, PHPbreadcrumbs.mxp (available from the Dreamweaver exchange). It is offered here, because examples can be very helpful, but prior to developing extensions, there just is no substitute for spending a good amount of time reading the Dreamweaver MX extension documentation. A good background in JavaScript is also required (one book I found very helpful is O'Reilly's JavaScript: The Definitive Guide).

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