One script to make multiple cells call one function or vice versa

Question

Please help.
I need one script to make multiple cells reference one function or one cell reference multiple functions.
Goal: On the enter event of cell c1, I want to make cells (this, Header.c1, Example.c1, rLabel) highlighted, and this would be for every other cell that is entered into, their corresponding column header and row header will be highlighted.
I've tried combining cells: eg
colourControls.hdfieldLoseFocus(this, HeaderRow.c1, Example.c1, rLabel);
and I've also tried combining some scripts in the function:
fieldObj.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = "255,255,200";
  HeaderRow.fieldObj.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = "255,255,200";
  ExampleRow.fieldObj.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = "255,255,200";
But they dont work. See the link to my form.
http://www.winstonanddavid.com/example.com
I tried testing the function with the cell 'c1' but it doesnt work.
Also, I want to get rid of the multiple lines of script in every other cell.
How can I do this?

Answer 1

I played around with the ExtendScript Toolkit and cutted and pasted the previous script from here until I managed to get a script that actually works like I was thinking. I then added a code from the CS4 Reference Manual to move Layer1 to the top (just to see if it worked).
I have no idea yet if the the code includes something that does not belong, but at least I get no errors. The current code is like this now:
//Apply to myDoc the active document
var layerName = LayerOrderType;
var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
//define first character and how many layers do you need
var layerName
var numberOfLayers=0;
//Create the layers
for(var i=0; i<=numberOfLayers; i++)
{ var layerName = "Background";  var myLayer = myDoc.layers.add(); myLayer.name = layerName;  }
{ var layerName = "Picture";  var myLayer = myDoc.layers.add(); myLayer.name = layerName;  }
{ var layerName = "Text";  var myLayer = myDoc.layers.add(); myLayer.name = layerName;  }
{ var layerName = "Guides";  var myLayer = myDoc.layers.add(); myLayer.name = layerName;  }
// Moves the bottom layer to become the topmost layer
if (documents.length > 0) {
countOfLayers = activeDocument.layers.length;
if (countOfLayers > 1) {
bottomLayer = activeDocument.layers[countOfLayers-1];
bottomLayer.zOrder(ZOrderMethod.BRINGTOFRONT);
else {
alert("The active document only has only 1 layer")