Javascript - retrieving style info from Page Label

[m2ramos]

I'm still fairly new to javascript and I was hoping someone could assist with a dilemma I'm having.  I'm trying to create a script that can retrieve the Page Label of a page, check if it's using the roman numeral style and if so, skip that page and check the next page until it finds a non-roman numeral page.  Once roman numerals are no longer applied, it will start paginating from that page onward until the end of the document.  I was able to get the Page Label by using the following code, where i is an incrementing variable:

getPageLabel(i);

This of course will just report back the Page Label of the current page it's on.  I can create "if" statements for the first 10 roman numerals but that seems inefficient.  Is there a way to extract the style applied to the page so that if it's set to "R" or "r" (roman numberal style according to reference guide), it will skip that page?  I tried getPageLabel(i).cStyle and getPageLabel(i).aLabel but they come back as undefined in the console.  Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

[Bernd Alheit]

This properties are not available.

[JR Boulay]

We can't access this property but we can test the value of the Page Label with a GREP regex, for example (not tested):

var str1 = this.getPageLabel(i);
if (str1.match(/(?<=^)M{0,4}(CM|CD|D?C{0,3})(XC|XL|L?X{0,3})(IX|IV|V?I{0,3})(?=$)/) == null) {// script for not roman numeral}
else {// script for roman numeral}