🚀 go-pugleaf

Ole,

thanks for your code.

But labeling a spread didn't have been my problem.
Yesterday I did this with the following code:

 
// Col2LabelOfSpread.jsx

var myDoc = app.activeDocument; 
var mySpread = app.layoutWindows[0].activeSpread; 
myCol = displayDialog(mySpread); 
mySpread.label = myCol; 
mySpread.pages[0].label = myCol;

function displayDialog(theSpread)  
{  
	var theFieldWidth = 150; 
	var theCols = myDoc.swatches.everyItem().name; 
	if (theSpread.label !="") 
	{ 
		for (oneCol = 0; oneCol < theCols.length; oneCol ++ ) 
		{ 
			if (theCols[oneCol] == theSpread.label) 
			break; 
		} 
	} 
	else 
		oneCol = theCols.length-1; 
	var myDialog = app.dialogs.add({name:"watch for active spread"});  
	with(myDialog.dialogColumns.add())  
	{  
		with(dialogRows.add())  
		{  
			with(dialogColumns.add())  
			{  
				staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Swatch:", minWidth:theFieldWidth});  
			}  
			with(dialogColumns.add())  
			{  
				var myColsDropDown = dropdowns.add({stringList:theCols, selectedIndex:oneCol});  
			}  
		}  
	}  
	var myResult = myDialog.show();  
	if(myResult == true)  
	{  
		var theColName = theCols[myColsDropDown.selectedIndex]; 
		myDialog.destroy();  
	}  
	else  
	{  
		myDialog.destroy();  
		exit();  
	}  
	return theColName;  
}  




Anyhow I have got another solution yet (storing page numbers and the swatches which should be applied to special paragraphs of a spread into a textFrame with a significant label).

Thanks
Martin