Specifications

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Avoiding conflicts with share-in-memory JavaScript files
If several HTML files reference a particular JavaScript file, Dreamweaver loads the JavaScript into
a central location where the HTML files can share the same JavaScript source. These files contain
the following line:
//SHARE-IN-MEMORY=true
If a JavaScript file has the SHARE-IN-MEMORY directive and an HTML file references it (by using
the
SCRIPT tag with the SRC attribute), Dreamweaver loads the JavaScript into a memory location
where the code is implicitly included in all HTML files thereafter.
Note: Because JavaScript files loaded into this central location share memory, the files cannot duplicate any
declarations. If a share-in-memory file defines a variable or function and any other JavaScript file defines the same
variable or function, a name conflict occurs. When writing new JavaScript files, be aware of these files and their
naming conventions.