Need to modify icons from files panel

[paulgfx]

I need to change the icons of the files from file panel.
Here is a screenshot of the file panel and some icons which I would like to
change:
[url]http://img209.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dreamweavericonsscreensln3.png[/url]

How can I change the icon's directly from my extension? I have looked to API
and I didn't found any help.
It is possible to do this from Dreamweaver extensions?
Paul

[pixelwiz19801]

Did you ever find a way to do this? I would love to have this functionality added t SubWeaver (the Dreamweaver extension for Subversion and TortoiseSVN).

Thanks,
-Roman

[danilocelic AdobeCommunityExpert]

pixelwiz19801 wrote:

> Did you ever find a way to do this? I would love to have this functionality added t SubWeaver (the Dreamweaver extension for Subversion and TortoiseSVN).

The icons Files panel uses cannot be assigned from within the Dreamweaver API. The icons that are used for individual files I believe are pulled from the default icons set on the operating system level. So in that screenshot, the files with the little DW icons have DW set as the default application (editing application) for those files by the OS and are not controlled from within Dreamweaver.


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[pixelwiz19801]

Then how do they add the Check mark and Lock icon next to them when you use
Check-in/Check-out functionality? I am trying to find a way to represent the
status of the Subversion files (like TortoiseSVN does) but right within the
Dreamweaver files tab)

-Roman

[danilocelic AdobeCommunityExpert]

pixelwiz19801 wrote:

> Then how do they add the Check mark and Lock icon next to them when you use
> Check-in/Check-out functionality? I am trying to find a way to represent the
> status of the Subversion files (like TortoiseSVN does) but right within the
> Dreamweaver files tab)

You don't, Dreamweaver does, it's all built in and not exposed via the API, at least it's not documented if it is exposed. The file(s) are checked out using the source control functionality and Dreamweaver "knows" the file is checked in and shows that lock. At least that's my understanding of the source control functionality.

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