Hi

In stead of using .+? which is greedy
try using .*?

There is also the parentPage property of a textFrame. Handy if your script is looping through many pages .

For instance this :

var currentPage = myParagraphs[i].parentTextFrames[0].parentPage;

would set the currentPage variable to the page of the paragraph’s initial insertionPoint.

In much the same manner you could find the current page of a character, a textstyle range, a footnote, a note, an anchored object etc.

I have actually just written this script to accomplish what you asked for:

Application.prototype.main = function() {

if (!app.documents.length < 1 ){
var theDoc = app.documents[0];
var theParagraphStyles = theDoc.allParagraphStyles;
}
else{
alert(“You need an open document to run this.”);
exit();
}

var myDialog = app.dialogs.add({name:”Change global language in all paragraph styles”, canCancel:true});
var myLanguages = app.languagesWithVendors.everyItem().name.sort();
myLanguages.splice (0,0, myLanguages[myLanguages.length-1]);
myLanguages.pop();

try{
with(myDialog)
{
with(dialogColumns.add())
{

with(borderPanels.add())
{
staticTexts.add({staticLabel:”Change language to “});
var myLanguagesDropDown = dropdowns.add({stringList:myLanguages, selectedIndex:0});
staticTexts.add({minWidth:25});
}

}
}// End of the dialog box

}//End of try
catch(e){alert(e + ” Just another error”);}

var myResult = myDialog.show();

if(myResult == true){
for (var i=1;i<theParagraphStyles.length;i++){
theParagraphStyles[i].appliedLanguage = myLanguages[myLanguagesDropDown.selectedIndex];
}
}
else{
exit();
}
}
app.doScript(‘app.main();’,ScriptLanguage.JAVASCRIPT,undefined,UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, “Change language in all paragraphstyles”);