User Guide

324 Fireworks JavaScript API
Returns
An array like the one in the following example:
[ [ "stroke", "fill", "effect" ], [ "layers", "frames", "object" ], [
"mixer", "options", "swatches", "info" ], [ "styles", "library" ], [
"find", "project log" ], [ "url" ], [ "optimize", "optimized colors" ], [
"behaviors" ], [ "history" ] ]
Description
Gets an array of arrays that indicates the tab-grouping of the panels (even hidden ones).
fw.getFloaterPosition()
Availability
Fireworks 3.
Usage
fw.getFloaterPosition(panelName)
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".
Returns
A rectangle that specifies the bounds of the panel (see “Rectangle data type” on page 12).
Description
Gets the screen position and size of the specified panel.
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".
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".