Adobe 65011817 Extended User Guide - Page 234

Last updated 12/8/2009 EXTENDING FIREWORKS 230 The Fireworks Object Example The following command moves the Stroke tab from its current location into the panel named Object. Although the panel name might be capitalized onscreen, it must be passed as lowercase. fw.setFloaterGrouping("stroke", "object"); fw.setFloaterPosition() Availability Fireworks 3. Usage fw.setFloaterPosition(panelName, boundingRectangle) Arguments panelName Acceptable values are "find", "project log", "object", "info", "url", "effect", "history", "mixer", "fill", "stroke", "swatches", "layers", "frames", "behaviors", "optimize", "library", "styles", "optimized colors", "options", and "toolbox". Note: Any panels not specified in the list of valid arguments (like those in the Command Panels folder which are "outside" the Fireworks application) should be named exactly as they appear in the file system without their file extension. For example, the valid argument name for the Align panel (Align.swf) is "Align", and a valid name for a custom panel file mypanel.swf would be "mypanel". boundingRectangle A rectangle that specifies the size of the panel (see "Rectangle data type" on page 8). Some panels ignore the specified size but place the upper-left corner of the panel at the upper-left of the specified rectangle. Returns Nothing. Description Sets the position and size of a panel. fw.setFloaterVisibility() Availability Fireworks 3. Usage fw.setFloaterVisibility(panelName, bVisible) Arguments panelName Acceptable values are "find", "project log", "object", "info", "url", "effect", "history", "mixer", "fill", "stroke", "swatches", "layers", "frames", "behaviors", "optimize", "library", "styles", "optimized colors", "options", and "toolbox".