Adobe 65011817 Extended User Guide - Page 233

Last updated 12/8/2009 EXTENDING FIREWORKS 229 The Fireworks Object Usage fw.setActiveWindow(document, {trueFalse}) Arguments document A Document object, for example, fw.documents[2], that specifies which document should be made active. trueFalse This optional argument is ignored by Fireworks. It is included only for Dreamweaver compatibility. Returns Nothing. Description Sets the specified document as the active document. Example The following command makes the fourth document the active document. fw.setActiveWindow(fw.documents[3]); fw.setFloaterGrouping() Availability Fireworks 3. Usage fw.setFloaterGrouping(panelNameToMove, panelNameToReceive) Arguments panelNameToMove A lowercase string that specifies the panel to be moved. panelNameToReceive A lowercase string that specifies the panel into which the panelNameToMove panel should move. If panelNameToReceive is null, the panelNameToMove panel moves into its own panel. 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". Returns Nothing. Description Moves the specified panel into another panel, changing it to a tab within that panel. This is the same behavior as dragging a tab from one panel to another or to its own panel.