"next document" issue?

Ok, at the end of the day we call it a "bug". i just wondered if it was some settings or else. anyways.

Loooottttsssss of thx to you guys for your great help.

this was my first time i asked a question in a forum, and you guys gave me hope.

lots of thx again.

isy26814400  wrote first of all, thanks to all of you who meant to help. and srry me for my bad english. my problem is a little bit wierd, i have an action that works fine like, select next document set selection cut close --> no paste when i batch it, with my template psd file and jpegs opened, it gets the jpegs, cut them, and paste them in to the template as layers.

I do not understand why you need the select next document.  I feel it should nt be there. I would think the if you batched an action that simply did

set selection

cut

close --> nosave

paste

All the documents that Batch opened would have the selection set cut to the clipboard the document would be closed but the data would not be cut out of it  because you use nosave in the action close step and the clipboard would then be pasted into the current document open in Photoshop.   You would end up with a document that has layers add that contains a selection of other documents that were opened selected copied closed and pasted by your action when batch ends you would be in and document the was the current document when you automated the batch process.  If the current document was opened from a psd files in the same folder as your jpeg when batch  open it batch should through an open error for the document was open in Photoshop if you ignore the error and continue the action would close nosave your current document you opened from that psd file. Make sure you do not have your template file mixed in with your jpeg files. Batch process all image files in a folder not just jpeg.  The Select next document should select the net document in photoshop for example your template.   Photoshop open document list is a ring when two documents are open next and previous become the same thing.

if (documents.length == 1) {
     if (len = (fls = Folder.selectDialog('SELECT FOLDER:').getFiles(/\.jpe?g$/i)).length) {
          for(i = 0; i < len; i++) {
               open(fls), (sel = (aD = activeDocument).selection).selectAll(), sel.cut()
               aD.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES), activeDocument.paste()
          }
     }
     else alert('There are no any .jpg files in chosen folder!')
}
else alert("There's no document opened or there are more than one!")

Copy it to notepad and save as Script.jsx on your desktop. Note that saving files in notepad with other extension you have to take a name - with extension - to double quotes, so when saving you must use exacly this name: "Script.jsx". Copy it to your Presets/Scripts folder in your Photoshop folder. Then reopen Photoshop and you should find your action on File/Scripts list. Before you choose your item open/create new document. You can also make shortcut to that script, so you don't have each time to select it from File / Scripts list but just pressing for example F1 or other key you bound to.

So instead of opening .pds file and then all .jpg files you open only .psd file and then run a script. By the script you choose a folder with your .jpe?g files you want to proecess. Each of them is going to open, be selected, cut, closed without saving and pasted to current .psd file. When the loop is finished Script.jsx stop working, so the error related to selecting next document when there is only one won't occur.