| Yeah, thanks, that's what I am trying already... but the issue is, that I might not know how many groups in groups in groups there were in the document... and it is some pain in the a.. to get them all out into clean text data that would have to be transferred into a database... After my tests I assume that it would be the best way to ungroup first. But maybe there is any other hint here in the list? Am 11.07.2008 um 10:13 schrieb Rick Gordon: Try this:
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS3"
tell document 1
set TF to {} set end of TF to id of text frames --of document set end of TF to id of text frames of groups
return TF
end tell
end tell
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On 7/11/08 at 9:45 AM +0200, demski wrote in a message entitled "InDesign CS3, possible to determine textframes in groups wi":
Hello Scripters,
I am creating a script that analyses ID-Docs when opening them. (That was the question about the event listener) The docs being processed appear to be frequently containing groups of text frames. As I found out, text frames inside groups are not recognized by terms like set TF to id of text frames of document 1
Is there any possibility to get the texts and/or tables of text frames without ungrouping?
Tia, demski
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