Java script created in Adobe Acrobat not working in Reader

Question

Hello,
This is my first post, so I hope I chose the correct path for it
Let's get to the point:
I created a java script in Adobe Acrobat according to your tutorial page:
search.matchCase = false;
search.wordMatching = "BooleanQuery";
search.bookmarks = false;
search.query("Mytxt","Folder","../My directory");
which I found to be working as a let's call it a relative link, beacuse, after copying my file into another folder it would still work. But when I opened the same file in Adobe Reader I got a Console message:
Acrobat EScript Built-in Functions Version 10.0
Acrobat SOAP 10.0
GeneralError: Operation failed.
Search.query:4:Link undefined:Mouse Up
Folder does not exist
As I mentioned before the same file does return the results of the search.query in this folder in Acrobat. Any ideas? Suggestions? What might be the problem?

Answer 1

Thanks to your suggestion I started digging into the directories, so here's what's funny:
Title Page - main folder
Page 1 - sub folder
Searched PDFs - sub sub folder
I open the Title Page, then using a bookmark I open a new file in the same window: Page 1. There i have site links that allow me to perform search.query()
And now to the funny part:
In Acrobat:
If I open the "Title Page" and from there go to Page 1 my directory has to be:
../Main Folder/Sub Folder/Sub Sub Folder
to perform the required search
However If I open the "Page 1" manually my directory for the same java script has to be:
../Sub Folder/Sub Sub Folder
otherwise I get an error.
Anyway
Both don't seem to work in Reader....