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Re: Extracting info from Links panel

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From: Peter Kahrel
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2009 09:46
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Harbs,

Given "var FindWhere = function (obj, where)", what's the second parameter you call FindWhere with? A page (optionally)? Later on in the function you have "if(where == undefined){var where = Page;}", so that if you call FindWhere with just one parameter (any object), the script asserts Page. Why do you use this approach?

Peter
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