I've downloaded the "e-Learning Questions" extension from the Macromedia / Adobe site. This works fine in a plain html page. But when I try to use it in a page created from a template, it needs to insert javascript in the head area, and DW won't let it.

Is there any way of creating an editable region in the header that the extension can find and insert it's code?

If DW inserts javascript itself (say you add a behaviour) it finds an editable region in the header (the only one I've got is title) and puts it there. If the parent template happens also to be open in DW it will even update the template, and put the javascript in one of the javascript areas, even though they are non-editable - very clever.

I'm not sure if this will work, but I would give it a try...

(I am assumming that you know html somewhat.)


The problem is that DW uses a comment tag to set the start and end points of uneditable regions of a page. That's all that it is. DW has a self-protection system kind of built in to keep you from overwriting these sections.

What you can do is open the file up in notepad and manually reset the area that you want to change. Just highlight and move the tags. They stand out very clear.

~Chip