Because I don't have enough time to learn all about PS-Scripting, I was wondering, if you may help me.
It's very simple. I want to have a JS-Script, which changes the Text of the Top Layer. For example: The Text is "#005", the script should add 1, so it says "#006". After that, it should export (Save for Web & Devices w. transparency @ 1280x720) the file with the current number (006).
Here's a screen of the layers (omg its in german!!11): imageshack.us/photo/my-images/706/helpal.png
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First you will need to create an action.
.jsx
extension.File > Scripts > Browse
and select that scriptThen you will need to automate all that. With no open document,
File > Automate > Batch
Suppress File Open Options Dialogs
and Suppress Color Profile Warnings
. Since at the time of recording you did not include the action of opening the file keep the 1st option Override Action Open Commands
unselected. Otherwise it will not open any file, yet still, it will try to execute the script * number of your files. Select the 2nd option Include All Subfolders
if necessary.An additional point for those using CS6: Adobe Developer Connection indicates that…
Adobe Photoshop CS6 does not install the Scripting folder. Please use the links below to install the Samples, Documentation and Scripting Listener plug-in manually.
function getTextLayer(target) {
// this basically loops all the layers to find the
// upmost text layer with the content #nn... and returns it
if (target == null) return false;
var layers = target.layers,
layerLen = layers.length;
for (var i = 0; i < layerLen; i++) {
var layer = layers[i],
isLayerSet = layer.typename == 'LayerSet',
isValid = layer.kind == LayerKind.TEXT &&
/^\s*#\d+\s*$/.test(layer.textItem.contents);
// we're allowing spaces around the text just in case
if (!isLayerSet && !isValid) continue;
if (isLayerSet) {
var found = getTextLayer(layer);
if (found) return found;
} else return layer;
}
return false;
}
var doc;
try {
doc = app.activeDocument;
// the front document
} catch(e) {}
var txtLayer = getTextLayer(doc);
// obviously, the text layer if found
if (txtLayer) {
var num = txtLayer.textItem.contents.match(/\d+/)[0],
// find the numeric part
len = num.length,
// find the length of the numeric part
num = (parseInt(num,10)+1).toString();
// add 1 to that number
while (num.length < len) num = '0' + num;
// and adjust length if necessary so that e.g.
// 032 will not become 33 but it will become 033
txtLayer.textItem.contents = '#' + num;
// update layer content
var ext = '.png',
dir = decodeURI(doc.path) + '/png24',
// to use the same directory where the layered file exists
// just keep it as decodeURI(doc.path)
// I added a folder here, which actually does not exist
// but it doesn't matter because I'm making it create it
// below in case there's no such directory.
fileName = dir + '/' + num + ext,
i = 0;
if (!Folder(dir).exists) Folder(dir).create();
// create the directory if it doesn't exist
while (File(fileName).exists)
fileName = dir + '/' + num + '-' + (++i) + ext;
// if file with that name exists, add -n to the end of the name
var file = new File(fileName),
opts = new ExportOptionsSaveForWeb();
with (opts) {
format = SaveDocumentType.PNG;
PNG8 = false;
}
doc.exportDocument(file, ExportType.SAVEFORWEB, opts);
// save for web
}
if (doc) {
doc.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
// close the original layered document without saving
}
doc = null;
// remove reference