Aaron, if this is working for you, I don’t need additional testfiles.
Oleh, I’m not sure, if this is a bug or simply the behavior of collections.

Kai

Haha, I had in the meantime 3 different samples and get different results, if I move forwards or backwards, but not any solution give the right results ;-)

First, you should remove your while loop. Second use a static array instead of your dynamic collection. This simplified example works for me in any solution:

var curDoc = app.activeDocument;
var objectStyleName = "Red Style";
var layerName = "Red Layer";    

var pItems = curDoc.pageItems.everyItem().getElements();
var nItems = pItems.length;

for (var i = 0; i < nItems; i++) {
  var curItem = pItems[i];
  if (curItem.appliedObjectStyle.name == objectStyleName && curItem.itemLayer.name != layerName) {             
    // move objects to layer
    curItem.itemLayer = curDoc.layers.itemByName(layerName);                     
  }
}

Aaron, you could sent me a file directly to forum@ruebiarts.de. Otherwise you should built an example with bla bla text ;-)

> However, I also find that some other objects that don’t have that style are also moving to the selected layer.

Hm, I cannot believe that, cause in Olehs script there is a line, that should prevent that!

Aaron sent his testfile only to you. So I built a simple sample: 4 pages as spreads. Page 1 and 4 alone, page 2+3 on one spread. If there are more than one objects with applied oStyle per spread, only one object will be moved to the new layer, if you move forwards. If you move backwards all objects are moved.

But you are right: I had sometimes problems with forward and backward loops, if I use collections. So sometimes it is helpful to deal with arrays instead. Maybe Aaron should built a example, that is available for everyone here.

You must use a unic identifier. Years ago, I overwrite this with the ISBN, but if you crack up your EPUB, then you will see, that this isn’t correct. Today I leave it as it is and do not include a addtional ISBN. Therefore I can use the EPUB for Kindle (>mobi) and iBooks.

You get inconsistent results, because the index per spread is messed up when the first frame is moved. Looping backwards will help here:

for(i = app.activeDocument.textFrames.length-1; i >= 0 ; i–)

Hi,

There is a training on that topic at lynda.com from Michael Murphy. The trick is, to map content to tags and give them a order for the export. Another problem is maybe, that mail-programs use usually tables instead of divs.

If you know exactly what you want, you will get the right HTML with some preparation. Note, that you will get terrible CSS!

Kai

Clark, do you have one or more lines? If you have one line, the you can enter in the automatic toc ^n^t for Shift return and tab, set leading to 0 and control the aligment and space with the applied para style.

If you have more than one line, this could be done with some lines of scripting.

Kai