Re: Can I set some tag from JavaScript that a Plug-in(C++) can read ?

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From: jongware
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:02

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Almost every object inside an InDesign document can have a label. In JS, simply use

      [whatever].label = "Your private data";




where "whatever" is anything from Application, Asset, AssignedStory, Assignment, Behavior, Book, BookContent, Bookmark, Button, Cell, CellStyle ... and so on (about 100 items).

The string may be any string you want, of any reasonable length (I remember seeing a limit of 32,767 characters somewhere).

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