Adding an item to Favorites with an Icon

Question

Here's a sample script that adds a web page to your favorites and includes an icon. In this example, I placed the icon in the startup scripts folder.
Happy Scripting
Bob
Adobe WAS Scripting
#target bridge;
var forumFavorite = {};
if ( BridgeTalk.appName == "bridge" ) {
forumFavorite.root = new Thumbnail("http://www.adobe.com/support/forums/main.html");
var iconPath = "";
if ( Folder.fs == "Macintosh" ) {
iconPath = Folder.commonFiles + "/Adobe/StartupScripts/AdobeLogo.icns";
} else if ( Folder.fs == "Windows" ) {
iconPath = Folder.commonFiles + "/Adobe/StartupScripts/AdobeLogo.ico";
} else {
alert("Unsupported file system");
var iconFile = new File (iconPath);
forumFavorite.root.iconPath = iconFile.fsName;
forumFavorite.root.name = "Adobe Forums";
forumFavorite.root.displayMode = "web";
forumFavorite.root.displayPath = "http://www.adobe.com/support/forums/main.html";
var f = app.favorites;
f.insert( forumFavorite.root );

Answer 1

Assuming you created a Node-class with instance-variable's String data and Node next. Then your LinkedList -class would contain a method insertAfter, for example.
Something like:
/** insert a Node after a Node with a specific data-String */
public void insertAfter(String data, String after) {
    Node temp = new Node(data);                // The new Node.
    Node current = head;                       // Start @ the head of the LinkedList.
    for(int i = 1; i <= this.size; i++) {        // Walk through the LinkedList.
        if(current.getData().equals(after)) {   // Found the Node to add the new one behind?
            temp.setNext(current.getNext());   // Let the new Node point to the current Node's next Node.
             current.setNext(temp);         // Let the current Node point to the new Node.
             size++;                        // Increase the size of your LinkedList.
             return;                         // Exit the method.
        current = current.getNext();           // Continue your journey; point to the next Node.
}