Get Object Name Using Javascript

Is there a way to create a graphic object in Acrobat DC, get a name for it and use the name in a script?

For example, I would draw the graphic object (rectangle, circle, etc. ) in Acrobat (if this can be done), get and use its object name in a script added to a button, to let the person viewing the PDF change the background color/fill.

That would also work, if possible?

I am using Adobe Framemaker to create a guide that is published to Acrobat PDF (using my installed Acrobat DC printer-this is how Adobe Framemaker seems to publish to PDF).

So, if I add a graphic shape (draw a rectangle with a fill) in Framemaker, and would like to create a new script in Acrobat to change that graphic object (change its color, transparency, etc.), I am not sure what to use for an object name that will be recognized and work in Acrobat's Javascript. Not sure how to reference it in the script?

I tested using a drawn rectangle, and when I view it in Acrobat's Content pane, on the page where the rectangle is, the rectangle seems to have 5 "Path" names, each the same name ("Path") one for each side, and the fifth "Path" is the whole rectangle. So, if I wanted to write a script to change a feature (fill, transparency, etc.) for this object, I am unsure how to call this object in the script?