Adobe 38040334 API Reference - Page 176

DREAMWEAVER CS3 171 API Reference Returns A Boolean value: true if the toolbar is visible, false if the toolbar is not visible or does not exist. Example The following example checks whether the toolbar myEditbar is visible in the document window, and then stores that value in the retval variable: var retval = dom.getToolbarVisibility("myEditbar"); return retval; dom.setToolbarItemAttribute() Availability Dreamweaver MX 2004. Description Changes an attribute value for the three image attributes or the tooltip attribute on a toolbar item. Arguments toolbarID, toolbarItemId, attrName, attrValue • The toolbarID argument is a string that specifies the ID of the toolbar. • The toolbarItemId argument is a string that specifies the ID of the toolbar item. • The attrName argument is a string that specifies the name of the attribute to set. Valid values are 'image', 'overImage', 'disabledImage', or 'tooltip'. • The attrValue argument is a string that specifies the value to set. Returns Nothing. Example The following example calls dom.setToolbarItemAttribute() three times to set the image, imageOver, and tooltip attributes for the toolbar item MyButton on the toolbar having the ID DW_Toolbar_Main: var dom = dw.getDocumentDOM(); dom.setToolbarItemAttribute('DW_Toolbar_Main', 'MyButton', 'image', 'Toolbars/imgs/newimage.gif'); dom.setToolbarItemAttribute('DW_Toolbar_Main', 'MyButton', 'imageOver', 'Toolbars/imgs/newimageOver.gif'); dom.setToolbarItemAttribute('DW_Toolbar_Main', 'MyButton', 'tooltip', 'One fine button'); dom.setShowToolbarIconLabels() Availability Dreamweaver MX. Description This function tells Dreamweaver to show the labels of buttons that have labels. Dreamweaver always shows labels for non-button controls, if the labels are defined.