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Get File Name from list of URL's - Google Drive

So I'm needing to get the list of file names from a range of Google Drive URLs in a spreadsheet. Browsing around the net, I came across the code below. It works but only for the old style urls, which I heard Google changed in September 2021.
Note that links are not fully functional, please replace with real links to check!
The old style is:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GMUwYxZxsNpLiaYOiVMBwl41LpreQ-fc/view?usp=sharing
This works correctly from the code below.
What I'd like though is two things.
It should handle a range of a couple of columns, currently reading AE2:AE, and printing out on AM2:AM. What I'd like is to go through the range: AE2:AL and print out: AM2:AT
Secondly it should also handle the newer form urls:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9EZQqsLDEqDUGlsdy1oVEtETGs/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-h7HOcxayPaHJ5r6dAAslVQ
Current Code:
function getNames() {
var activeRange = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet().getDataRange();
var height = activeRange.getHeight();
var links = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet()
.getRange("AE2:AE" + height)
.getValues();
var nameValues = [];
links.forEach((row) => {
try {
var link = row[0];
var fileID = getIdFromLink(link);
var name = DriveApp.getFileById(fileID).getName();
nameValues.push([name]);
} catch (e) {
nameValues.push(["NO NAME FOUND"]);
}
});
var nameRange = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet().getRange("AM2:AM" + height);
nameRange.setValues(nameValues);
}
function getIdFromLink(link) {
var regex = new RegExp(
/(?<=https:\/\/drive\.google\.com\/file\/d\/)(.+)(?=\/)/
);
return regex.exec(link)[0];
}
How should the code above be modified to enable what I'm wanting. Sorry, I tried a couple of if/else statements, but my Javascript knowledge is severely limited.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Current "screenshot" showing:
(1) - Old style url - correctly picking up file name (2)
(3) - New style url - not picking up file name (4)

Your getIdFromLink() function should work just fine as long as the files have not been shared in such a way that they require a resource key as well.
To work with resource keys, use DriveApp.getFileByIdAndResourceKey(), like this:
function getFileNamesByLink() {
const sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
const sourceRange = sheet.getRange('AE2:AL');
const targetRange = sheet.getRange('AM2');
const fileNames = sourceRange.getValues()
.map(row => row.map(link => getFileNameFromLink_(link)));
targetRange
.offset(0, 0, fileNames.length, fileNames[0].length)
.setValues(fileNames);
}
function getFileNameFromLink_(link) {
if (!link) {
return null;
}
const fileId = getIdFromLink_(link);
if (!fileId) {
return NaN;
}
let file;
try {
file = DriveApp.getFileById(fileId);
} catch (error) {
try {
file = DriveApp.getFileByIdAndResourceKey(fileId, getResourceKeyFromLink_(link));
} catch (error) {
return NaN;
}
}
return file.getName();
}
function getIdFromLink_(link) {
const match = String(link).match(/file\/d\/([-\w]+)/i);
return match ? match[1] : null;
}
function getResourceKeyFromLink_(link) {
const match = String(link).match(/resourcekey=([-\w]+)/i);
return match ? match[1] : null;
}
Note that the script may time out if you have thousands of links. If that happens, process the links in a piecemeal fashion, or see if the Advanced Drive Service works for you.

How replace the text in a huge number of content controls via word-js?

I am trying to write a function which takes a list of Rich Text Content Controls and a single string as argument, and which replaces the content of all matching content controls with this string.
While this works with a smaller amount of content controls, it fails with documents with a huge amount of them. I have to work with documents with over 700 Content Controls with individual titles. In this case, the code just replaces the first 66X CCs and then aborts with a GeneralException. I assume this is just due to the huge amount of content controls. I am having similar problems, when I try to register bindings for all these CCs (GeneralException). But this is a different topic.
I tried to work around this problem, by limiting the amounts of changes per .sync() and looping through the CCs, performing as many loops as necessary. However, this is not that easy, due to the asynchronous nature of office-js. I am not very familiar with javascript-async-promise-programming so far. But this is what I have come up with:
function replaceCCtextWithSingleString (CCtitleList, string) {
var maxPerBatch = 100;
/*
* A first .then() block is executed to get proxy objects for all selected CCs
*
* Then we would replace all the text-contents in one single .then() block. BUT:
* Word throws a GeneralException if you try to replace the text in more then 6XX CCs in one .then() block.
* In consequence we only process maxPerBatch CCs per .then() block
*/
Word.run(function (context) {
var CCcList = [];
// load CCs
for(var i = 0; i < CCtitleList.length; i++) {
CCcList.push(context.document.contentControls.getByTitle(CCtitleList[i]).load('id'));
}
return context.sync().then(function () { // synchronous
var CClist = [];
// aggregate list of CCs
for(var i = 0; i < CCcList.length; i++) {
if(CCcList[i].items.length == 0) {
throw 'Could not find CC with title "'+CCtitleList[j]+'"';
}
else {
CClist = CClist.concat(CCcList[i].items);
}
}
$('#status').html('Found '+CClist.length+' CCs matching the criteria. Started replacing...');
console.log('Found '+CClist.length+' CCs matching the criteria. Started replacing...');
// start replacing
return context.sync().then((function loop (replaceCounter, CClist) {
// asynchronous recoursive loop
for(var i = 0; replaceCounter < CClist.length && i < maxPerBatch; i++) { // loop in loop (i does only appear in condition)
// do this maxPerBatch times and then .sync() as long as there are still unreplaced CCs
CClist[replaceCounter].insertText(string, 'Replace');
replaceCounter++;
}
if(replaceCounter < CClist.length) return context.sync() // continue loop
.then(function () {
$('#status').html('...replaced the content of '+replaceCounter+' CCs...');
return loop(replaceCounter, numCCs);
});
else return context.sync() // end loop
.then(function () {
$('#status').html('Replaced the content of all CCs');
});
})(0, CClist));
});
}).catch(function (error) {
$('#status').html('<pre>Error: ' + JSON.stringify(error, null, 4) + '</pre>');
console.log('Error: ' + JSON.stringify(error, null, 4));
if (error instanceof OfficeExtension.Error) {
console.log('Debug info: ' + JSON.stringify(error.debugInfo, null, 4));
}
throw error;
});
}
However... it is not working. It replaces the first 100 CCs and then stops. Without a failure, without an exception or anything. The return loop(replaceCounter, CClist); is just not executed and I don't know why. If I try to step into this line in the debugger it throws me somewhere in the office-js code.
Any suggestions?
Edit:
I updated my code based on the suggestions of Juan Balmori and it works as a charm:
function replaceCCtextWithSingleString_v1_1 (CCtitleList, string) {
Word.run(function (context) {
var time1 = Date.now();
// load the title of all content controls
var CCc = context.document.contentControls.load('title');
return context.sync().then(function () { // synchronous
// extract CC titles
var documentCCtitleList = [];
for(var i = 0; i < CCc.items.length; i++) { documentCCtitleList.push(CCc.items[i].title); }
// check for missing titles and replace
for(var i = 0; i < CCtitleList.length; i++) {
var index = documentCCtitleList.indexOf(CCtitleList[i]);
if(index == -1) { // title is missing
throw 'Could not find CC with title "'+CCtitleList[i]+'"';
}
else { // replace
CCc.items[index].insertText(string, 'Replace');
}
}
$('#status').html('...replacing...');
return context.sync().then(function () {
var time2 = Date.now();
var tdiff = time2-time1;
$('#status').html('Successfully replaced all selected CCs in '+tdiff+' ms');
});
});
}).catch(function (error) {
$('#status').html('<pre>Error: ' + JSON.stringify(error, null, 4) + '</pre>');
console.log('Error: ' + JSON.stringify(error, null, 4));
if (error instanceof OfficeExtension.Error) {
console.log('Debug info: ' + JSON.stringify(error.debugInfo, null, 4));
}
});
}
It still takes 13995 ms to complete, but at least it works :-)
Any ideas, what was provoking the GeneralException though?
I posted a new question concerning the speed issue: What is the fastest way of replacing the text of many content controls via office-js?

Good Question.. I did some perf test long time ago and I was able to change more than 10k content controls in a document. with 700 you should be ok.
Not sure why are you pre-filling a list, that is not needed, you are actually navigating 2 times the collection which is not good for perf. You can do the string comparison while traversing the collection!
Here is an example, I just did a quick test with a 700 content control document with a hypothetical tag of "test".
I was able to
1. Compare their text against whatever you want to compare it (its a string)
2. Change the value if the condition is true.
It took 5134 milliseconds to complete the operation and here is the code. which I think its quite acceptable.
Hope this helps!
function perfContentControls() {
var time1 = Date.now(); // lets see in how much time we complete the operation :)
var CCs =0
Word.run(function (context) {
var myCCs = context.document.body.contentControls.getByTag("test");
context.load(myCCs);
return context.sync()
.then(function () {
CCs = myCCs.items.length
for (var i = 0; i < CCs; i++) {
if (myCCs.items[i].text == "new text 3") // you can check the cc content and if needed replace it....
myCCs.items[i].insertText("new text 4", "replace");
}
return context.sync()
.then(function () {
var time2 = Date.now();
var diff = time2 - time1;
console.log("# of CCs:" + CCs + " time to change:" + diff + "ms");
})
})
.catch(function (er) {
console.log(er.message);
})
})
}

Excel Javascript API fetch position of multiple sheets

How can I get the position of two worksheets using the Excel Javascript API?
Here is how it works just for one sheet:
Excel.run(function (ctx) {
var wSheetName = 'Sheet1';
var worksheet = ctx.workbook.worksheets.getItem(wSheetName);
worksheet.load('position')
return ctx.sync().then(function () {
console.log(worksheet.position);
});
});
=> it logs 0 to the console
But it doesn't logs anything if I try to get the position for two worksheets:
Excel.run(function (ctx) {
var wSheetName = 'Sheet1';
var wSheetName2 = 'Evars';
var worksheet = ctx.workbook.worksheets.getItem(wSheetName);
var worksheet2 = ctx.workbook.worksheets.getItem(wSheetName2);
worksheet.load('position')
worksheet2.load('position')
return ctx.sync().then(function () {
console.log(worksheet.position);
console.log(worksheet2.position);
});
});

I just tried your code, and it works fine. I wonder if you simply didn't have a sheet by one of those names, and so it was throwing an exception -- which was appearing to you as silent, since you didn't have a catch handler.
The code below, essentially the same as yours but with a catch statement, works correctly:
Excel.run(function(ctx) {
var wSheetName = 'Sheet1';
var wSheetName2 = 'Sheet2';
var worksheet = ctx.workbook.worksheets.getItem(wSheetName);
var worksheet2 = ctx.workbook.worksheets.getItem(wSheetName2);
worksheet.load('name, position')
worksheet2.load('name, position')
return ctx.sync().then(function () {
console.log(worksheet.name + ": " + worksheet.position);
console.log(worksheet2.name + ": " + worksheet2.position);
});
}).catch(function(error) {
OfficeHelpers.UI.notify(error);
OfficeHelpers.Utilities.log(error);
})
You can try this snippet live in literally five clicks in the new Script Lab (https://aka.ms/getscriptlab). Simply install the Script Lab add-in (free), then choose "Import" in the navigation menu, and use the following GIST URL: https://gist.github.com/Zlatkovsky/c61594f1c86970e8dba91fe94b7ca4b6. See more info about importing snippets to Script Lab.

Found the solution here ... maybe this will help someone
Excel.run(function (ctx) {
var worksheets = ctx.workbook.worksheets;
worksheets.load('items');
return ctx.sync().then(function () {
for (var i = 0; i < worksheets.items.length; i++) {
var sheet_name = worksheets.items[i].name;
var sheet_position = worksheets.items[i].position;
}
});

Unable to update table in Advanced Data Persistence mode

I have an issue related to database. I am currently working with Gupshup bot programming. There are two different data persistence modes which can be read here and here. In the advanced data persistence, the following code is documented to put data into data base:
function MessageHandler(context, event) {
if(event.message=='update bug - 1452') {
jiraUpdate(context);
}
}
function jiraUpdate(context){
//connect to Jira and check for latest update and values
if(true){
context.simpledb.doPut("1452" ,"{\"status\":\"QA pending\",\"lastUpdated\":\"06\/05\/2016\",\"userName\":\"John\",\"comment\":\"Dependent on builds team to provide right build\"}");
} else{
context.sendResponse('No new updates');
}
}
function DbPutHandler(context, event) {
context.sendResponse("New update in the bug, type in the bug id to see the update");
}
If I want to change only one of column (say status or last Updated) in the table for the row with key value 1452, I am unable to do that. How can that be done?
I used the following code:
function MessageHandler(context, event) {
// var nlpToken = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";//Your API.ai token
// context.sendResponse(JSON.stringify(event));
if(event.message=='deposit') {
context.sendResponse("Enter the amount to be deposited");
}
if(event.message=="1000") {
jiraUpdate(context);
}
if(event.message== "show"){
context.simpledb.doGet("1452");
}
}
function HttpResponseHandler(context, event) {
var dateJson = JSON.parse(event.getresp);
var date = dateJson.date;
context.sendResponse("Today's date is : "+date+":-)");
}
function jiraUpdate(context){
//connect to Jira and check for latest update and values
if(true){
context.simpledb.doPut("aaa" ,"{\"account_number\":\"90400\",\"balance\":\"5800\"}");
} else{
context.sendResponse('No new updates');
}
}
/** Functions declared below are required **/
function EventHandler(context, event) {
if (!context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance)
context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance = 0;
numinstances = parseInt(context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance) + 1;
context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance = numinstances;
context.sendResponse("Thanks for adding me. You are:" + numinstances);
}
function DbGetHandler(context, event) {
var bugObj = JSON.parse(event.dbval);
var bal = bugObj.balance;
var acc = bugObj.account_number;
context.sendResponse(bal);
var a = parseInt (bal,10);
var b = a +1000;
var num = b.toString();
context.simpledb.doPut.aaa.balance = num;
}
function DbPutHandler(context, event) {
context.sendResponse("testdbput keyword was last put by:" + event.dbval);
}

Since the hosted DB that is provided by Gupshup is the DynamoDB of AWS. Hence you can enter something as a key, value pair.
Hence you will have to set the right key while using doPut method to store data into the database and use the same key to get the data from the database using the doGet method.
To update the data you should first call doGet method and then update the JSON with right data and then call doPut method to update the database with the latest data.
I have also added something which is not present in the documentation, You can now make DB calls and choose which function the response goes to.
I am refactoring your example as using 3 keywords and hard coding few things just for example -
have - this will update the database with these values
{"account_number":"90400","balance":"5800"}
deposit - on this, the code will add 1000 to the balance
show - on this, the code show the balance to the user.
Code -
function MessageHandler(context, event) {
if(event.message=='have') {
var data = {"account_number":"90400","balance":"5800"};
context.simpledb.doPut(event.sender,JSON.stringify(data),insertData); //using event.sender to keep the key unique
return;
}
if(event.message=="deposit") {
context.simpledb.doGet(event.sender, updateData);
return;
}
if(event.message== "show"){
context.simpledb.doGet(event.sender);
return;
}
}
function insertData(context){
context.sendResponse("I have your data now. To update just say \"deposit\"");
}
function updateData(context,event){
var bugObj = JSON.parse(event.dbval);
var bal = bugObj.balance;
var a = parseInt(bal,10);
var b = a + 1000;
var num = b.toString();
bugObj.balance = num;
context.simpledb.doPut(event.sender,bugObj);
}
function EventHandler(context, event) {
if (!context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance)
context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance = 0;
numinstances = parseInt(context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance) + 1;
context.simpledb.botleveldata.numinstance = numinstances;
context.sendResponse("Thanks for adding me. You are:" + numinstances);
}
function DbGetHandler(context, event) {
var accountObj = JSON.parse(event.dbval);
context.sendResponse(accountObj);
}
function DbPutHandler(context, event) {
context.sendResponse("I have updated your data. Just say \"show\" to view the data.");
}

General Exception Error from word-win32-16.00.js:19:150094)\n at yi

I have a 100 or so Word Open XML (.xml, not .docx, saved as "Word XML Document")documents (components) stored on SharePoint.
I use AJAX to load these by selection, as xml, 1 to many into an array, in which I also manage the selection sequence.
Once the user has selected the "components" they can then insert them into Word, the insertion is done via an array traversal (there is probably a better way to do this - but for now it does work),
wordBuild does the loading
function writeDocSync(){
// run through nameXMLArray to find the right sequence
var x = 0;
var countXMLAdds = 0;
//debugger;
toggleWriteButton("disable");
$('.progress-button').progressInitialize("Building Word");
toggleProgressBar(true);
// only run if we have data present
if(nameXMLArray.length > 0){
// increment through sequentially until we have all values
while (countXMLAdds <= checkedList.length){
// repeatedly traverse the array to get the next in sequence
while (x < nameXMLArray.length){
if (Number(nameXMLArray[x].position) === countXMLAdds && nameXMLArray[x].useStatus === true){
progHold = countXMLAdds;
wordBuild(nameXMLArray[x].xml, nameXMLArray[x].filename, countXMLAdds);
}
x++;
}
x=0;
countXMLAdds ++;
}
document.getElementById("showCheck").className = "results";
writeSelections("<b>You just built your proposal using<br/>the following components:</b><br/>");
toggleWriteButton("enable");
}
}
xxxxxxxxx
function wordBuild(xmlBody, nameDoc, progress){
var aryLN = checkedList.length;
var progPCT = (progress/aryLN)*100;
progressMeter.progressSet(progPCT);
Word.run(function (context) {
var currentDoc = context.document;
var body = currentDoc.body;
body.insertOoxml(xmlBody, Word.InsertLocation.end);
body.insertBreak(Word.BreakType.page, Word.InsertLocation.end);
return context.sync().then(function () {
showNotification("Written " + nameDoc);
});
})
.catch(function (error) {
showNotification('Error: ' + nameDoc + ' :' + JSON.stringify(error));
if (error instanceof OfficeExtension.Error) {
showNotification('Debug info: ' + JSON.stringify(error.debugInfo));
}
});
}
All the documents will load singly, and all will load in batches of say 10 - 30 or more.
The problem comes when I load the entire set (I have a "check all" option).
Sometimes 50 will build before I get an exception, sometimes 60, rarely more than 60, but very occasionally I get a gap where the exception doesn't occur, then it continues later.
The exception (which is repeated for each file) is:
Debug info: {}
Error: componentABC.xml :{"name":"OfficeExtension.Error","code":"GeneralException","message":"An internal error has occurred.","traceMessages":[],"debugInfo":{},"stack":"GeneralException: An internal error has occurred.\n at Anonymous function (https://customerportal.sharepoint.com/sites/components/Shared%20Documents/componentAssembler/Scripts/Office/1/word-win32-16.00.js:19:150094)\n at yi (https://customerportal.sharepoint.com/sites/components/Shared%20Documents/componentAssembler/Scripts/Office/1/word-win32-16.00.js:19:163912)\n at st (https://customerportal.sharepoint.com/sites/components/Shared%20Documents/componentAssembler/Scripts/Office/1/word-win32-16.00.js:19:163999)\n at d (https://customerportal.sharepoint.com/sites/components/Shared%20Documents/componentAssembler/Scripts/Office/1/word-win32-16.00.js:19:163819)\n at c (https://customerportal.sharepoint.com/sites/components/Shared%20Documents/componentAssembler/Scripts/Office/1/word-win32-16.00.js:19:162405)"}
Any help with what might cause this would be hugely appreciated.
Oh I should also say, the files where the exception is raised don't get inserted into Word. But in smaller batches - they work without issue.

Word.run() is an asynchronous call, and there's a limit to the number of concurrent Word.run() calls you can make. Since you're executing Word.run() inside a while loop, all of them get kicked off at the same time and run simultaneously.
There are a few ways to work around this.
Put everything inside one Word.run() call. This puts everything in one giant batch, avoiding multiple roundtrip calls to Word.
if (nameXMLArray.length > 0 {
Word.run(function(context) {
//...
while(...) {
wordBuild(context, nameXMLArray[x].xml, nameXMLArray[x].filename, countXMLAdds);
//...
}
return context.sync();
});
}
function wordBuild(context, xmlBoxy, nameDoc, progress) {
//everything as it currently is, except without the Word.run and the context.sync
}
Implement wordBuild as a promise, and use AngularJS’s $q service to chain the promises, something vaguely like this:
function wordBuild(...) {
var deferred = $q.defer();
Word.run( function(context) {
// current code
return context.sync().then(function() {
deferred.resolve();
});
});
return deferred.promise;
}
//Somewhere else
for (var x…)
{
promises.add(wordBuild);
}
$q.all(promises);
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$q
Angularjs $q.all
Chain the wordBuild calls yourself, as something like this:
var x = 0;
var context;
function (wordBuild() {
if (x >= nameXMLArray.length)
return;
else {
context.document.body.insertOoxml(ooxml, Word.InsertLocation.end);
x++;
return context.sync().then(wordBuild);
}
});
Word.run(function (ctx) {
context = ctx;
return wordBuild();
}
This sort of approach is difficult to maintain, but it could work.
Incidentally, the progress meter in your original code only updates when the call to Word starts, not when it actually returns. You might want to move the progress meter update code into the callback.

I ended up using jQuery deferreds, I was already using jQuery for treeview and checkboxes etc. so it made sense.
This is a mix of Geoffrey's suggestions and my own! I cannot claim it to be good code, only that is does work. (If it is good code or not will take me more time to understand!)
I run batches of 49 xml doc inserts, at 51 the Async call "Word.run" failed in tests, and inserts of 80 or so documents in one Word.run caused Word to freeze, so although not proven 49 inserts within 1 Word.run seems like a good starter for 10! 50 inserts of 49 pieces allows for 2450 inserts, which is way beyond anything I can see being needed, and would probably break Word!
To get the deferreds and sent variables to keep their values once launched as asynch deferreds I had to create a variable to transfer both new deferreds, and values, so I could use the "bind" command.
As Word async returns context.sync() I check the count of the batch, when the batch is completed, I then call the next batch - inside the context.sync()
A sort of recursive call, still a combination of Geoffrey's suggestion, and batches. This has a theoretical limit of 50 batches of 49 document sections. So far this has worked in all tests.
The progress meter exists in its own timed call, but as JavaScript prioritises code over UI it does hop. For example 120 documents it will hop just below half way fairly quickly, then a while later jump to almost complete, then complete (effectively 3 hops of a massively fast sequential percentage increases, various tricks suggested have zero effect (forceRepaint() is the latest experiment!).
function startUILock(){
// batch up in groups of 49 documents (51 and more were shown to fail, 49 gives manouvre room)
toggleProgressBar(true);
$('.progress-button').progressInitialize("Building Word");
progressMeter.progressSet(1);
$.blockUI({message: "Building word..."});
setTimeout(forceRepaint, 3000);
}
function forceRepaint(){
var el = document.getElementById('progDiv');
el.style.cssText += ';-webkit-transform:rotateZ(0deg)';
el.offsetHeight;
el.style.cssText += ';-webkit-transform:none';
}
function UIUnlock(insertedCount){
debugger;
var pct = (insertedCount/checkedList.length)*100
//showNotification('Progress percent is: ' + pct);
if (insertedCount !== checkedList.length ){
progressMeter.progressSet(pct);
forceRepaint();
} else {
$.unblockUI();
progressMeter.progressSet(100);
}
}
function writeDocDeffered(){
insertedCounter = 0;
var lastBatch = 0;
var x = 49;
var z = checkedList.length + 1;
if(x > z){
x=z;
}
deferreds = buildDeferredBatch(x, lastBatch);
$.when(deferreds).done(function () {
return;
})
.fail(function () {
//showNotification('One of our promises failed');
});
}
function buildDeferredBatch(batch, lastBatch) {
// this ensures the variables remain as issued - allows use of "bind"
var deferredsa = [];
var docSender = {
defr : $.Deferred(),
POSITION: batch,
LASTPOSITION: lastBatch,
runMe : function(){
this.defr.resolve(writeDocBatchedDeferred(this.POSITION, this.LASTPOSITION, this.defr));
}
}
// small timeout might not be required
deferredsa.push(setTimeout(docSender.runMe.bind(docSender), 10));
return deferredsa;
}
function writeDocBatchedDeferred(batch, lastBatch, defr){
// write the batches using deferred and promises
var x;
var countXMLAdds = lastBatch;
x = 0;
var fileName;
debugger;
// only run if we have data present
if(nameXMLArray.length > 0){
var aryLN = checkedList.length;
// increment through sequentially until we have all values
Word.run(function (context) {
var currentDoc = context.document;
var body = currentDoc.body;
while (countXMLAdds <= batch){
// repeatedly traverse the array to get the next in sequence
while (x < nameXMLArray.length){
if (Number(nameXMLArray[x].position) === countXMLAdds && nameXMLArray[x].useStatus === true){
fileName = nameXMLArray[x].filename;
body.insertOoxml(nameXMLArray[x].xml, Word.InsertLocation.end);
body.insertBreak(Word.BreakType.page, Word.InsertLocation.end);
insertedCounter = countXMLAdds;
var latest = insertedCounter;
var timerIt = {
LATEST: latest,
runMe : function(){
UIUnlock(this.LATEST);
}
}
setTimeout(timerIt.runMe.bind(timerIt),1000);
}
x++;
}
x=0;
countXMLAdds ++;
}
return context.sync().then(function () {
if(countXMLAdds = batch){
var lastBatch = batch + 1;
// set for next batch
var nextBatch = batch + 50;
var totalBatch = checkedList.length + 1;
// do not exceed the total batch
if(nextBatch > totalBatch){
nextBatch=totalBatch;
}
// any left to process keep going
if (nextBatch <= totalBatch && lastBatch < nextBatch){
deferreds = deferreds.concat(buildDeferredBatch(nextBatch, lastBatch));
}
// this batch done
defr.done();
}
});
})
.catch(function (error) {
showNotification('Error: ' + nameXMLArray[x].filename + " " + JSON.stringify(error));
if (error instanceof OfficeExtension.Error) {
showNotification('Debug info: ' + JSON.stringify(error.debugInfo));
}
});
document.getElementById("showCheck").className = "results";
writeSelections("<b>You just built your document using<br/>the following components:</b><br/>");
}
return defr.promise;
}