Here's one I used before. It exports the text itself rather than the fields (I was using it to get the text into a spreadsheet), but you should be able to adapt it to your needs.
function findAllText(tTimeline, tPath) {
var tArray=new Array()
var tText=""
var tRuns=0
var tOpening=""
var tClosing=""
var tRun=0
for (var i=0;i<tTimeline.layers.length;i++) {
var tLayer=tTimeline.layers[i];
for (var j=0;j<tLayer.frames.length;j++) {
var tFrame=tLayer.frames[j];
for (var k=0;k<tFrame.elements.length;k++) {
var tElement=tFrame.elements[k];
if (tElement.elementType=="instance") {
if (tElement.instanceType=="symbol") {
var tLib=tElement.libraryItem;
if (tLib.itemType=="movie
clip"||tLib.itemType=="component"||tLib.itemType=="button") {
tArray=tArray.concat(findAllText(tLib.timeline,tPath+" "+i+" "+j+"
"+k));
}
}
} else if (tElement.elementType=="text") {
tText=""
tRuns=tElement.textRuns
for (var r=0;r<tRuns.length;r++) {
tOpening=""
tClosing=""
tRun=tRuns[r]
tAttrs=tRun.textAttrs
if (tAttrs.bold) {
tOpening=tOpening+"<B>"
tClosing="</B>"+tClosing
}
if (tAttrs.italic) {
tOpening=tOpening+"<I>"
tClosing="</I>"+tClosing
}
if
(tAttrs.characterPosition=="subscript") {
tOpening=tOpening+"<SUB>"
tClosing="</SUB>"+tClosing
} else if
(tAttrs.characterPosition=="superscript") {
tOpening=tOpening+"<SUP>"
tClosing="</SUP>"+tClosing
}
tText=tText+tOpening+tRun.characters.split("\r").join("<BR>")+tClosing
}
tArray.push(new Array(tText,tPath+"
"+i+" "+j+" "+k));
}
}
}
}
return tArray
}
Danny
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