Menu contributions to ProjectViewMenu, RDSViewMenu, EditorMenu and OutlineMenu Handlers which are linked to menu actions The name of the extension. The author's name. The file version. Specifies the e-mail address. A brief description of the application. The description can be in plain text or you specify a path to an HTML file, which contains the application description. If you specify a path to an HTML file, store the HTML file in the Install directory within the extension. License agreement displayed when installing the extension. The license agreement can be displayed in plain text or you specify a path to an HTML file, which contains the license agreement. If you specify a path to an HTML file, store the HTML file in the Install directory within the extension. Add proposals to Code Assist from extensions The name of the CFM file The name of the handler which will be called on post install Title of the page Input variable name The label of the input dialog box The tool tip that appears when the user moves the mouse over the input dialog box. The input variable can be any of the following data types: • dir • string • boolean • file • password • list • projectdir • projectfile Specifies the input field as required. When you specify an input field as required, the OK button is not enabled until the user enters a value in the required field. Specifies the regular expression against which user input is validated. For a validation error, you can specify the error message that must appear. You use the errormessage attribute to specify the error message. The error message that appears when validation fails for a given pattern. The Help tip that appears in the title area of the dialog for a given input field. Specifies a default value for a given input type. You cannot specify a default value for Boolean input types. For lists, the default value is pre-selected. A Boolean value that specifies if the check box field is selected or deselected, by default: • true - check box is selected (default value). • false - check box is deselected Handler ID Specifies the handler type. The handler type you can specify is CFM The name of the CFM file The target view can be any of the following: • rdsview • projectview • outlineview • editor Submenu Specifies the name of the menu. Specifies the name of the action. Specifies the name of the action. A Boolean that value that specifies if the HTML response that the handler receives must be shown to the user: • yes • no The default value is false. You can specify following filter types: • folder • project • file Regular expression to match folder, project, or filename Specifies the height of the dialog. Specifies the width of the dialog. Specifies the title for the dialog. Specifies the path to the image that appears in the title bar. The path that you specify must be relative to the Extension folder. Specifies the event for which the handler runs. You can specify the event type="onprojectcreate" Specifies the handler ID to pass. Contains all toolbar items Identifies the view. Views contributed by an extension must have unique IDs. id can be used to update the content of a view from handler response. A title for the view. Relative path to image file that resides in the installation location of extensions. For example, specifying images/icon.png (in the images folder of extension installation location) displays icon.png as the view icon. The standard sizes are 16x16 pixels or 20x20 pixels. All popular image formats are supported. ID of the associated handler. Adds an item to the view toolbar. Relative path to image file that resides in the installation location of extensions. For example, specifying images/icon.png (in the images folder of extension installation location) displays icon.png as the view icon. The standard sizes are 16x16 pixels or 20x20 pixels. All popular image formats are supported. ID of the associated handler. Name of the function that has to be listed. Name of the variable. If specified, then the handler is called only if the name of the variable on which the function is called matches the variable name. For variables, when you specify variablename. ,in the editor, Code Assist presents the contribution for that variable. If specified, the type of the variable on which the function is called matches the component name you specify. ID of the associated handler. Specifies parameter indexes for which the handler can provide Code Assist. If not present, then the handler is called for all parameters in the function. Name of the variable that has to be listed. If specified, the type of the variable on which the function is called matches the component name you specify. ID of the associated handler. ID of the associated handler.