We have released PHP Show If Column 1.0.2.
Native Show Region server behaviors allow you to show or hide content on the page based on whether a recordset is empty or not empty. But if you need to show or hide a content based on the value of a recordset column, you have to code it by hand. Not any more, thanks to our new extension!
PHP Show If Column is available on this site, of course, but also through the new Adobe Exchange panel for CS6.
We have released our latest extension! This convenient extension helps you secure your PHP code by adding a number of server formats to Dreamweaver's. It is free to download and use!
Watch a video to know how and why use this new Dreamweaver extension, and/or learn more in our in-depth tutorial.
Enjoy!
While building myDWE's next tutorial — about the use of myDWE's next free Dreamweaver extension —, I had a hard time trying to use Spry's Grow effect to simulate a zoom-in feature, and get perfect images in the end.
What I spent an awful lot of time trying was:
But in the end, the final images were never the right size, and looked blurred and horrible. To boot, results were not consistent among browsers.
As usual (the KISS principle: Keep It Simple Stupid!), the solution was dead simple:
And that was it. Spry effects did the rest. Here's the simple bit of code you need:
<script src="../../SpryAssets/SpryDOMUtils.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="../../SpryAssets/SpryEffects.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
Spry.Utils.addLoadListener(function(){
Spry.$$("img").forEach(function(n){
var growEffect = new Spry.Effect.Grow(n, {duration: 500, from: '100%', to: '50%', toggle: true, growCenter: false});
growEffect.start();
Spry.Utils.addEventListener(n, "click", function(){
growEffect.start();
}, false);
});
});
</script>
It has been a while since last update. Sorry folks, life has been pretty busy last couple of months. But do not worry, a new free extension is coming really soon.
As for now, a new little tutorial or Dreamweaver trick: how to reload extensions without restarting Dreamweaver. A little time saver when you are developing an extension!
Learn how to use a HTML data set using code within the actual page and to make use of the Spry.$$() element selector and Spry.Utils functions.
This tutorial demonstrates the technique used to animate the Offers div on the My Dreamweaver Extensions home page. Using progressive enhancement and unobtrusive JavaScript so that we keep Search Engines and users without JavaScript happy, we use the Spry framework to easily hide all the pieces of the Offers section and display them one at a time with a nice fading effect.
We have started the progressive enhancement of the Home page, with a bit of Spry magic! Building upon the static code, we use a HTML Data Set and a bit of hand coding to get rid of the vertical scroll bar of the Offers box and fade in and out each of the offers. The first tutorial is on its way to explain the JavaScript and Spry code. Stay tuned!
This is a compatibility release for Dreamweaver CS5. We have also dropped the extension price, considering competition prices.
This a bug release, which corrects a bug triggering a JavaScript error. A link including a Trace Console file (for debugging purposes) was accidently left in one file.
The compatibility version for Dreamweaver CS5 is now available. PHP Code Hints displays on top of native Dreamweaver CS5 Code Hints, which now include variables and functions. However, array variables, variable variables are not displayed in native Dreamweaver CS5 Code Hints. PHP Code Hints does.
Just hit CTRL + SPACE and PHP Code Hints 2.6.0 will display all your custom variables.
In Dreamweaver CS4 and CS5, PHP Code Hints 2.6.0 will now only pop-up in PHP code block (i.e., between <?php and ?> directives).
I know. This site is rather naked!
Do not worry, MyDreamweaverExtensions.com will soon get a beautiful green robe, but we wanted to open the site as soon as possible since it's been delayed for far too long now.
On MyDreamweaverExtensions.com, you will find a wealth of Dreamweaver and Dreamweaver Extensions resources:
This site is being build and maintained with Dreamweaver, and we use a lot of extensions with the same spirit that drives Dreamweaver: to build good clean code, and to build it faster. We will share why Dreamweaver is such a valuable tool and how to use it to the next level: good coding for the Web. We will see what is good about Dreamweaver and what could be better – and how to overcome these shortcomings and build a better and faster Web.
Happy browsing!