On this page: Adding stuff to Dreamweaver. Sites about automating with server-side includes and cookies. XML. The Document Object Model.

Shareware: Macromedia Gadgets

• Macromedia Exchange
  Access dialog boxes and other tools developers have built using the DOM.
• Macromedia Extension Manager
  Keep track of the objects you add.

Links: Miscellaneous Automation Tools

Server-Side Includes
• The Server-Side Includes Tutorial
  Learn all about updating a site using a remote text file.
• New Breed Software's SSIs
  Free SSI tools you can tweak and use.


Netscape Cookies
• Cookie Central
  All about the pros and cons of managing user registration using client-side cookie files.
• Netscape: Persistent Client State HTTP Cookies
  Netscape invented cookies, and here they tell you how cookies work and how to implement them.
• Rent-A-Cart
  Create a simple shopping cart using cookies.
  

Links: XML

• My Netscape Network
  Using RSS, a flavor of XML, create your own windows for My Netscape users. This is a great way to see the back-end of a real, live XML app.
• What is XML?
  From the Graphics Communication Association.
• XML.com
  Learn all about the eXtensible markup language.
• XML FAQs
  The most common questions about XML, explained for regular folks.
• XML Exchange
  Share information and document definitions with other users learning the format.
• xmlTree
  Directory of XML content in action.

Links: Document Object Model

• W3C: DOM
  The definition of the document object model.
  
• Macromedia: Extending Dreamweaver
  How to use the DOM to add and change dialog boxes, palettes, and more to Dreamweaver 3.
• Microsoft: DOM Overview
  Learning how to use the DOM to update pages dynamically.
• XML via the DOM
  For those who want to combine XML and JavaScript.
• Webmonkey: DOM introduction
  How to build pages; how the stuff works.
• Accessing the DOM for Internet Explorer
  Dreamweaver's is similar; this is a good tutorial in combo with the Macromedia pages.

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