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Re: How do i move a pageItem to a new page in CS?

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From: Olav_Kvern
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 08:14
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Hi Urho--

Don't fill in the "To" in the method parameters--that won't work. To move a page item "myItem" to an absolute location, use:

//JavaScript
myItem.move([0, 0]);

Rem VBScript
myItem.Move Array(0, 0)

To move an item to a relative location, use (fill in values for 0,0 or the object won't move at all):

//JavaScript
myItem.move(undefined, [0,0]);

//VBScript
myItem.Move , Array(0,0)

To move an item to another page "myPage" and then to an absolute location,
use:

//JavaScript
myItem.move(myPage);
myItem.move([0, 0]);

//VBScript
myItem.Move(myPage)
myItem.Move Array(0,0)

To move an item to another page "myPage" and then peform a relative move
(from 0, 0, the default location):

//JavaScript
myItem.move(myPage);
myItem.move(undefined, [0, 0]);

//VBScript
myItem.Move(myPage)
myItem.Move , Array(0,0)

Does that help?

Thanks,

Ole
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