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I'm having a problem w/ objects. I wonder if I'm just doing something wrong, or if ID just works this way w/ javascript, and I'll just have to find a way to deal with it.
I assign 2 variables to textFrame objects.


formatLABEL = GUIDocument.textFrames[0];
storyLABEL = GUIDocument.textFrames[1];


Then I later Create more objects on the page. Each new object goes to the front of the textFrames array (Meaning if add a textFrame to the document, it becomes GUIDocument.textFrames[0]).


    var DDMax = impStory.length;
    for (var i = 0; i < DDMax-1; i++){
        thisFrame = GUIDocument.textFrames.add();
        var daBounds = new Array(3);
        daBounds[0] = storyLabelBounds[0] + ((i+1)*(storyLabelBounds[2] - storyLabelBounds[0]));
        daBounds[1] = storyLabelBounds[1];
        daBounds[2] = daBounds[0] + (storyLabelBounds[2] - storyLabelBounds[0]);
        daBounds[3] = storyLabelBounds[3];
        thisFrame.contents = impStory[i].sHeadline
        thisFrame.geometricBounds = daBounds
    }

When i do the Same process in VB, formatLABEL and storyLABEL are assigned to the original objects. But in JS they seem to be assigned to the array location(GUIDocument.textFrames[0] and GUIDocument.textFrames[1] respectively) not the actual object.
So if i try to find info on formatLABEL, it gives me info on the latest object Added, instead of the original object.

Any comments would be great

Mike Oldham