How detection works in Dreamweaver

How detection works

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Adobe Dreamweaver User Guide
Applies to: Adobe Dreamweaver

某些 Creative Cloud 应用程序、服务和功能在中国不可用。

The first time a user chooses to run a browser compatibility check (and anytime the user clicks OK in the Target Browsers dialog box), the following events occur:

  1. Dreamweaver reads in the profiles for the chosen browsers from the Configuration/BrowserProfiles/ folder.

  2. Dreamweaver calls the getIssueID() function in each Issue file in the Configuration/BrowserProfiles/Issues/ folder to get the unique ID of each Issue.

  3. Dreamweaver calls the getAffectedBrowserDisplayNames() function, if defined, for each Issue.

  4. Dreamweaver calls the getAffectedBrowserProfiles() function for each Issue to determine whether the Issue affects one or more of the chosen browsers.

  5. Dreamweaver calls the getIssueName() function for each Issue to determine the name to display in the Results panel when the Issue is detected.

  6. Dreamweaver calls the getIssueDescription function for each Issue to determine the text to display in the right side of the Results panel and in the tooltip when the user mouses over an Issue squiggly in Code view, if the Issue is detected.

The following events occur for each browser chosen in the BCC Settings dialog box after step 6 in the preceding procedure and for each subsequent browser compatibility check.

Sequence of events

  1. Dreamweaver parses the styles that apply to the current document, whether defined inline, in the head, or in an external style sheet, as the affected browser would read them.

  2. Dreamweaver calls the findIssue() function in each Issue file that applies to the affected browser.