Hou can i do this thing

Question

hi :)
i have one very heavy thing (for me), for you I think it's very easy :)
challenge for Adobe Illustration 10 coder ;)
my problem:
1. get some script in Adobe Illustration 10...
2. it's need to work
3. I don't understood script commands ...I can do some code in php (I'm not a 0 in coding), but it's not same...
code to need:
1. get some picture from 'other.pdf' in document in absolute place with width & height XX & YY
2. get other picture from 'pic.jpg' or 'pic.png' or 'pic.gif', but this one need with if in 'table.xla' cell B3 is '5' tru= get that deam *.jpg in right place XxX YyY false= do nothing
3. same like *.jpg only from 'table.xla' get out some 'text' and get in Illustration
4. don't need any if's for 'if don't exist' always its exist :)
P.S.
cods can post here or send me to [email removed by host, please reply inline] thanks anyway ;)
and be very good if be some comment for code :)
ou.. and for admins... please don't del this one i really need this 4 things to now and that's all (i'm legal illustration 10 user)

Answer 1

Pikox,
Your scripting question is too involved to answer in a post here. Basically, you need to:
1. Have at least a beginning understanding of the scripting language you intend to use. Your post implies that you don't. "Some script" doesn't tell anyone anything. Illustrator provides scripting models for Javascript, AppleScript, and VisualBasic script. The program ships with some good overview documents, but it is not Adobe's intent to teach you the scripting language syntax. It is assumed you know the language syntax, or know how to learn it elsewhere.
2. Familiarize yourself with the scripting model for the scripting language you want to use, for the program you want to use it in. For that, Adobe provides thorough object model References, which list all the objects, properties, and methods that are specific to each program. Those references, however, do not include the common objects, methods, and properties that are common and "generic" to the scripting language. For example, the Illustrator CS10 Javascript Reference is not going to explain to you the generic Math object of the Javascript language.
Your description of the things you seem to want to do sounds like what you envision will involve doing things beyond Illustrator itself. It sounds like you want to script interactions across multiple Adobe apps (some of which can be done through the Bridge scripting model, but moreso in later versions than AI10), and/or interact with your computer's file system.
So basically, you have
much to learn in order to do what you seem to be describing--and I can't think of a more
inefficient way to try to learn what you need than through peicemeal replies in a User To User forum.
Get some books and/or do some online reading and/or take a class on whatever scripting language you intend to use. Then study the Scripting References that shipped with your copy of Illustrator. For specific detail questions, use the Illustrator Scripting Forum (or this one) to ask for help from other scripters on specific problems.
But to do what you seem to be describing would require a crash course in one of the three scripting languages that AI supports--or it would involve someone actually just doing it for you. And because what you seem to be describing is rather involoved, that would require a lengthy back-and-forth grilling to figure out exactly what you want the script(s) to do.
JET