Select Group with label

Hi, I try to choose the Group on the page

var doc = app.activeDocument;

var myModul = doc.groups.item ("media");

var myModul = doc.groups [0];

$.writeln ("ID:" + myModul.id);

$.writeln ("manufacturer:" + myModul.constructor.name);

$.writeln ("type:" + typeof (myModul));

App.Select (myModul);

Why it does not work ?

Try the code below

var doc = app.activeDocument;

var doc.pages = myPage

var myModul = doc.groups.item ("media");

for (var i = 0;  myPage.length > i; i ++) {}

var allItems = myPage [i] .allPageItems

for (var j = 0; j)<>

{

var myGroup = allItems [j];

If (myGroup.label == "modul") {}

$.writeln ("manufacturer:" + myGroup.constructor.name);

App.Select (myGroup);

}

}

}

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