Adobe 38039927 Extended User Guide - Page 288

ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3 284 Extending Guide function applyCurrentValues() { var currValues = Widget.elem.customData["currentValues"]; // Get symbol object name var Check = Widget.GetObjectByName("Check"); Check.visible = currValues[0].value; } switch (Widget.opCode) { case 1: setDefaultValues(); break; case 2: applyCurrentValues(); break; default: break; } This sample JavaScript shows a rich symbol that can change colors: function setDefaultValues() { var currValues = new Array(); //Name is the Parameter name that will be displayed in the Symbol Properties Panel //Value is the default Value that is displayed when Rich symbol loads first time. In this case, Blue will be the default color when the Rich symbol is used. //Color is the Type of Parameter that is displayed. Color will invoke the Color Popup box in the Symbol Properties Panel. currValues.push({name:"BG Color", value:"#003366", type:"Color"}); Widget.elem.customData["currentValues"] = currValues; } function applyCurrentValues() { var currValues = Widget.elem.customData["currentValues"]; //color_bg is the Layer name in the PNG that will change colors var color_bg = Widget.GetObjectByName("color_bg"); color_bg.pathAttributes.fillColor = currValues[0].value; } switch (Widget.opCode) { case 1: setDefaultValues(); break; case 2: applyCurrentValues(); break; default: break; } To better understand how the .JSF file can be used to customize symbol properties, explore the sample components that have been included with the software. Supported attributes for rich symbols The following attributes are available in the Create Symbol Script panel (Commands > Create Symbol Script) for customizing rich symbols.