javascript problem

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thk

Hi,

I have many folders for meetings and in many of this meeting-folders are sub-folders with the name "English" which contains documents with presentations in English. I want to categorize all documents in all sub-folders with the Name "English". So for this first I have to search for all sub-folders with the name "English" and then categorize all docs in it (asigning an already existing category "English").
This seems not to be possible just with a simple rule. I seems the rule has to execute a script to do the task. I tried to write a Javascript-Script but I`m no Javascript programmer. I alos don`t know how to find the correct path name (in the DocumentLibrary of my site I have a folder Meetings, in it sub-folders for every meeting and in these meeting-folders sub-folders with the name "English")

Something like this doesn`t work:

var nodes = search.luceneSearch("<Sitename>/Meetings/", "English");
var categories = new Array(10);
categories.push("English");
for (var node in nodes){
   for each (doc in node.children)
      doc.properties["cm:categories"] = categories;
      doc.save();
   }
}‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

Thanks for any help

thk

Hi,

can anybody help me there?
I tried to make it simple to get closer to a solution of my problem. I just want to add a category "testcat" to the folder "test" by using a javascript. The folder is located in the documentLibrary of a site with the name "sitename".
I uploaded the script into Data Dictionary/Scripts and added a rule "execute script" (and choosing this javascript to execute) to the folder "test".
I added the aspect "classifiable" to the folder "test". Then I run the rule, but the folder "test" still has no category "testcat".

What`s wrong with my script? Below my script.

Thanks for any help.

var catnode = search.luceneSearch("testcat")[0];
var node = companyhome.childByNamePath("Sites").childByNamePath("sitename").childByNamePath("documentLibrary").childByNamePath("test");
var cats = node.properties["cm:categories"];
var newCats = new Array();
for (var i=0; i<cats.length; i++)
{
   newCats = cats;
}
newCats.push(catnode);
node.properties["cm:categories"] = newCats; 
node.save();‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍