Naming an object - Simple?! - Javascript/Windows

Question

Hey all!
And again I'm having trouble in a pretty simple thing. I searched for a code that searches the Paragraph Style that i want to, till here no problem. I fount the item, swap to selection tool so that it can change the selection to the text box instead of the text and then I want to name this object. Just that, but I just can't do it! hahahaha
Take a look:
// LOCALIZA O PARAGRAPH STYLE DA REFERÊNCIA
var oDoc = app.activeDocument;
//First loop through all stories then through all paragraphs in each story
for(n=0; n< oDoc.stories.length;n++){
    for(i=0;i<oDoc.stories[n].paragraphs.length;i++){
        // If paragraph style is "Silkeborg" then select paragraph and insert "S " before
        if  (oDoc.stories[n].paragraphs[i].appliedParagraphStyle.name == "referencia") {
            oDoc.stories[n].paragraphs[i].select();
// SELECIONA O BOX
app.toolBoxTools.currentTool = UITools.SELECTION_TOOL;
// NOMEIA
app.activeDocument.selection.name= "Modelo";
It searches for it, if finds it, change to selection tool but just won't name the object. What am I doing wrong?
Here's some other script that i found that names the object by the same objects label:
var myDocItems = app.activeDocument.allPageItems;
for(var i = 0; i < myDocItems.length; i++)
  if(!myDocItems[i].name)
    myDocItems[i].name = myDocItems[i].label;
And this one works, but this object that searching at my script doesn't have a label, so I can't use it.
Any tips?!
Thanks guys! Cya!

Answer 1

"Selection" is always an array, so you can't use
..selection.name = ..
you must use
..selection[0].name = ...
Second, "has no label" is not a problem :-) All textframes have a label (and usually it's empty). I don't know whether you should be using "name" or "label" in this case -- I believe the advantage of "name" in CS5.5 is that it will showin the Layers panel.
Third (!), there is 1. no need to "switch to selection tool" to set a selection, and neither to use app.select.  Javascript allows instant access to everything, so you could simply set the name of any paragraph's outer frame using something like
oDoc.stories[i].paragraphs[n].parentTextFrames[0].name = ...
Note that a single paragraph may have more than a single "parent text frame" -- this paragraph maystart in one and end in another.