10 21, 2016
08:23 AM
line 2 should be changed to "sel.insertionPoints[-1].contents = "\r";" I realized when i went to explain that I messed up. but [-1] says "The last item in the array" So then lines 2 and four say Set the last character in the text frame to "\r"(paragraph return) and "" (delete character) respectively.
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10 21, 2016
07:44 AM
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using a modal dialog with the OK button you will not need the onChange event. var w = new Window('dialog', "test") var dL = w.add ("dropdownlist", undefined, ["Document", "All Documents", "Selection"]); w.add('button', undefined, "OK"); dL.selection = 0; if(w.show() != 1){ exit(); }else{ var curSelection1 = dL.selection.index; switch (curSelection1){ case 0: script40(app.documents.item(0)); break; case 1: script40(app.documents.everyItem()); break; case 2: script40(app.selection[0]); break; } }function script40(myDL){ app.findGrepPreferences = null; app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "found"; app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = "changed"; myDL.changeGrep(); }
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10 21, 2016
05:31 AM
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Yeah, documents can't be edited while a modal dialog or alert is open in order to make edits while a dialog is up it must be non-modal.. which is what a 'palette' type window is.
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10 21, 2016
05:26 AM
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Your original script attempt doesn't work only because you are applying the paragraph style to the contents rather than the paragraph.. apply the appliedParagraph style to myParagraphs[2] rather than myArray[2]. BUT... You don't need to do anything with styles for the script to do what you want.. Back to my comment to Obi-wan adding "\r" as the last character of the textFrame, moving paragraph[2] to the end of the textFrame, removing the last character from the textFrame. That's all you need no styling necessary: sel = app.selection[0]; sel.characters[-1].contents = "\r"; sel.paragraphs[2].move(LocationOptions.AT_END); sel.characters[-1].contents = ""; I just needed to see you attempt for yourself before i would provide this .
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10 20, 2016
02:01 PM
quick question.. would each new headline be in the same textFrame or would it get a separate textFrame?
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10 20, 2016
01:45 PM
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Obi-wan, I wasn't going to provide a working code until I saw an attempt made by cmoke. Though I wasn't going for paragraph styles I was thinking more along the lines of: adding "\r" as the last character of the textFrame, moving paragraph[2] to the end of the textFrame, removing the last character from the textFrame. Yes, your script is better (if the paragraphs are formatted correctly with paragraph styles) and works all the time (multiple headlines in one textFrame), though i was just going to get cmoke started with something a bit simpler.
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10 20, 2016
01:30 PM
If there is no text highlighted (you just have the flashing 'cursor point' then that can be referenced as the selection.. app.selection[0].contents = "Welcome";
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10 20, 2016
01:26 PM
You can get some information on it at: Adobe InDesign CS5 (7.0) Object Model JS: Paragraph. If the second descriptive text paragraph is always the third paragraph, behind the Headline and first descriptive text; you can reference it as app.selection[0].paragraphs[2]
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10 20, 2016
12:49 PM
Have you tried to use the move() function to set the location options at end?
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10 20, 2016
12:39 PM
Peter Spier, You seem to move a lot of posts.. They should make it to where members can choose which forum would best fit their question.
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10 20, 2016
09:52 AM
For me.. removing the with function and changing the cases as I suggested to all call the same function with myDL variable, gave functionality to the desired selection: #targetengine "Testing" var w = new Window('palette', "test") var dL = w.add ("dropdownlist", undefined, ["Document", "All Documents", "Selection"]); dL.selection = 0; dL.onChange = function(){ var myDL; var curSelection1 = this.selection.index; //alert ("You clicked item: "+ this.selection.index ); switch (curSelection1){ case 0: script40(app.documents.item(0)); break; case 1: script40(app.documents.everyItem()); break; case 2: script40(app.selection[0]); break; } }function script40(myDL){ app.findGrepPreferences = null; app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "found"; app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = "changed"; myDL.changeGrep(); }w.show() Does that not work for you?
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10 20, 2016
08:39 AM
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I may be "making an ASS out of U and ME" but... Before you go into writing the same code 3 times for the different selections.. Look at this script: #targetengine "test" var window = new Window('palette', "Test"); with(window){ var drop = add('dropdownlist', undefined, ["Add \"Cat\"", "Add \"Dog\"", "Add \"Mouse\""]); }window.show() drop.onChange = function getSelection(){var userSelected = drop.selection.index; switch(userSelected){ case 0: addWord("Cat"); break; case 1: addWord("Dog"); break; case 2: addWord("Mouse"); break; }} function addWord(word){ app.selection[0].contents = word; } Where each case calls the same function but the variable "word" is assigned differently depending on the call to the function within the cases so for you if you are writing the same script for the different selections you could use case 0: script40(app.documents.item(0)); break; case 1: script40(app.documents.everyItem()); break; case 2: script40(app.selection[0]); break; function script40(myDL){ //script here } and the variable 'myDL' would be set to whichever case was used
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10 20, 2016
08:22 AM
I know it's script UI and set as 'palette' type.. If it weren't the alerts wouldn't have shown either . I'm pretty sure the way it was with the with() function your code for function script40() would have been dL.app.documents.item(0). which wouldn't provide any results.
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10 20, 2016
08:20 AM
I saw that as soon as i looked at your script but for some reason i continued to extensively test your coding without removing it myself.
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10 20, 2016
08:16 AM
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Remove line 3 and the corresponding closing bracket from line 37. the with() function is a way to consolidate properties which you don't need. eg: with(textFrame){ geometricBounds = [0,0,5,5]; contents = "Hello World"; } and textFrame.geometricBounds = [0,0,5,5]; textFrame.contents = "Hello World"; just so you don't have to type the object repeatedly.
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10 20, 2016
06:44 AM
I haven't attempted just yet. Would you care to share what you've come up with in your attempts?
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10 18, 2016
05:28 AM
If you're changing line 19 to check: if(cell[0].paragraphs.length > 1){, You must also change lines 22 and 23 to reflect paragraphs rather than lines. When I get some time I will look into Uwe's move idea but that may take a while.
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10 17, 2016
01:53 PM
Script UI is what you want. #targetengine "show pages" with(new Window('palette', 'UI to stay open')){ orientation = 'row'; showPageRange = add('button', undefined, 'Show Page Range'); showPageRange.onClick = function(){alert("1 - " + app.activeDocument.pages.length)} show(); } Create a 'palette' type window with a target engine. This will allow the window to stay open while still being able to edit or change documents. see CS3 JS: Table of Contents, ScriptUI Classes and CS3 JS: Window for more information on Script UI.
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10 14, 2016
08:47 AM
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I may have over complicated this a bit.. but here is my script: /* scripted by Skemicle 11:42 AM 10/14/2016 */ if(parseFloat(app.version) < 6){ main(); }else{ app.doScript(main, ScriptLanguage.JAVASCRIPT, undefined, UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, "Seperate Table Rows"); } function main(){ var doc = app.activeDocument, text = doc.textFrames; for(t=0;t<text.length;t++){ table = text .tables; for(T=0;T<table.length;T++){ row = table .rows; for(r=0;r<row.length;r++){ cell = row .cells; if(cell[0].lines.length > 1){ table .rows.add(LocationOptions.AFTER, row ) for(c=0;c<table .columns.length;c++){ row[r+1].cells .contents = cell .lines[-1].contents; cell .lines[-1].contents = ""; cell .characters[-1].contents = ""; }r--; } } } } } This could be a good starting point for modifications Obi-wan.
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10 13, 2016
08:22 AM
Please see javascript - How do I save a text file using an InDesign script? - Stack Overflow and Adobe InDesign CS6 (8.0) Object Model JS: CharacterStyle as a beginning to scripting this.. Once you have some attempt of your own I will be glad to point you more towards the script you want.
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10 12, 2016
02:09 PM
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That's what Trevor meant when he said: Trevor wrote: No the script will only work on the document you run it on and not new or non-active ones. If you want it to use the active document no matter what document was active at the time do not set it to a variable. I would assume changing line 27 in Trevorׅ's script to "app.activeDocument.save();" would work. Theory not tested. Please, correct me if I'm wrong. Edit: If you are 15 seconds until the next save and accidentally open a document it will still save within the 15 seconds. adding an event listener to tell when the activeDocument changes might be a better fix but I'm not sure on that.
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10 12, 2016
05:36 AM
swatches.item("underline") This might just be what you are asking for.. Though your first script may work if you were to place the underline in the correct GrepPreferences.. you have them in the find which would make the expression look for "[123,456]" instead of looking for "[123,456]" and changing to "123,456". And one last thing I see. You want the process to be automated to save time, but with your script you have to select each textFrame that you want changed before running the script.. You will probably want to run the changeGrep() function on the activeDocument rather than only on the first selection.
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10 07, 2016
01:44 PM
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As long as you don't create a new text container to fix the overset; the following script should work for you. //Scripted by ?Laubender? //modified by Skemicle if (parseFloat(app.version) < 6) main(); else app.doScript(main, ScriptLanguage.JAVASCRIPT, undefined, UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, "Splice Image Along Path"); function main() { var doc = app.activeDocument; var stories = doc.stories; for(s=0;s<stories.length;s++){ var lastFrame = stories .textContainers[stories .textContainers.length - 1]; if(stories .overflows){ if(lastFrame.constructor.name == "TextFrame"){ lastFrame.fillColor = "Magenta"; }if(lastFrame.constructor.name == "TextPath"){ lastFrame.parent.fillColor = lastFrame.parent.strokeColor = "Magenta"; } }else{ if(lastFrame.constructor.name == "TextFrame"){ if(lastFrame.fillColor.name == "Magenta"){ lastFrame.fillColor = "None"; } }if(lastFrame.constructor.name == "TextPath"){ if(lastFrame.parent.fillColor.name == "Magenta" && lastFrame.parent.strokeColor.name == "Magenta"){ lastFrame.parent.fillColor = lastFrame.parent.strokeColor = "None" } } } } }
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9 28, 2016
06:05 AM
You could loop through each paragraph to check if a word in that paragraph is selected: var sel = app.selection[0]; var para = sel.parentStory.paragraphs; for(p=0;p<para.length;p++){ var words = para .words; for(w=0;w<words.length;w++){ if(app.selection == words ){ alert(para .contents); } } } Note: This will only give the paragraph If a single word is selected. If a space or more than one word, {defined as "maximal range of characters that do not own any word separator (like space, tab, etc.)" at Indiscripts :: What Exactly is a Word?,} then the script will not pick up the paragraph.
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9 28, 2016
05:36 AM
Adobe InDesign CS5 (7.0) Object Model JS: TextFramePreference Here is a good beginning on making an attempt for yourself =). See what you can do for yourself. If you still can't figure it out give an example of what you've tried and I, or someone else, will be more than happy to help you out on how to do this.
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9 26, 2016
01:38 PM
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Is your post at find/change script highlight found text not the same question??
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9 26, 2016
12:09 PM
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Yes there is a way to do this. 😃
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9 26, 2016
12:04 PM
Font styles such as bold italic reguler, etc are classified as part of the font name: so to set a font you would use "Arial\tBold" to get the Bold style of Arial. and for the size of the text you would use pointSize rather than fontStyle.. so to make a selection have a size of 32 you would use: app.activeDocument.selection[0].pointSize = "32pt"
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9 23, 2016
09:38 AM
pkahrel wrote: (\< and \> work in InDesign but not in JavaScript. \b works in both.) Can you provide an example?? I tried to recreate this but for me both cases work: app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null; app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "\\<and\\b"; app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = "AND"; app.changeGrep(); Except when scripting without using Find/Change preferences.. Then neither worked: if(app.selection[0].contents == "\bAND\b"); alert("YES");
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9 23, 2016
05:41 AM
Are you doing this in scripting or in the find/change dialog box?? If scripting, all the backslashes need to be escaped. If not then it's fine; you just need to add a possibility of a hyphen -? between two sets of letters.
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