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fw.exportFrames, fw.exportHtmlAndImages

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Last updated 12/8/2009 EXTENDING FIREWORKS 203 The Fireworks Object fw.exportFrames() Availability Fireworks 4. Usage fw.exportFrames(docObject, directoryURL) Arguments docObject A Document object that specifies the document that contains the frames to export (see "The Document object" on page 27). To export frames from the current document, pass null. directoryURL The directory where the images will be placed, which is expressed as a file://URL. Returns A Boolean value: true if successful; false otherwise. Description Exports a document's frames as individual images. The image names are based on the names in the Frames panel. Example The following command exports the frames in the current document to the C:\images directory: fw.exportFrames(null, "file:///C|/images"); fw.exportHtmlAndImages() Availability Fireworks 4. Usage fw.exportHtmlAndImages(doc, htmlUrl, imagesUrl) Arguments doc A Document object that specifies the document to be exported (see "The Document object" on page 27). If doc is null, the active document is exported. htmlUrl The filename of the exported HTML file, which is expressed as a file://URL. If htmlUrlis null, no HTML is generated. imagesUrl The name of the file containing the exported image(s), which is expressed as a file://URL, and might not be null. If a single image is generated, this function uses imagesUrl as the name of the image file. If multiple sliced images are exported, it uses imagesURL to generate automatically named images, and all images are placed in this directory. Returns A Boolean value: true if successful; false otherwise.

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EXTENDING FIREWORKS
The Fireworks Object
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fw.exportFrames()
Availability
Fireworks 4.
Usage
fw.exportFrames(
docObject, directoryURL
)
Arguments
docObject
A Document object that specifies the document that contains the frames to export (see “
The Document
object
” on page
27). To export frames from the current document, pass
null
.
directoryURL
The directory where the images will be placed, which is expressed as a file://URL.
Returns
A Boolean value:
true
if successful;
false
otherwise.
Description
Exports a document’s frames as individual images. The image names are based on the names in the Frames panel.
Example
The following command exports the frames in the current document to the C:\images directory:
fw.exportFrames(null, "file:///C|/images");
fw.exportHtmlAndImages()
Availability
Fireworks 4.
Usage
fw.exportHtmlAndImages(
doc, htmlUrl, imagesUrl
)
Arguments
doc
A Document object that specifies the document to be exported (see “
The Document object
” on page
27). If
doc
is
null
, the active document is exported.
htmlUrl
The filename of the exported HTML file, which is expressed as a file://URL. If
htmlUrl
is
null
, no HTML is
generated.
imagesUrl
The name of the file containing the exported image(s), which is expressed as a file://URL, and might not
be
null
. If a single image is generated, this function uses
imagesUrl
as the name of the image file. If multiple sliced
images are exported, it uses
imagesURL
to generate automatically named images, and all images are placed in this
directory.
Returns
A Boolean value:
true
if successful;
false
otherwise.