Please describe in more detail what you are doing (or trying to do).
1. There is nothing wrong with this line:
app.findTextPreferences.appliedConditions = NothingEnum.NOTHING;
.. so you must have done something wrong. But it appears this has nothing to do with your request, as I initially understood that you were attempting to
.. find a selected text which is not applied with any condition
2. The property 'appliedConditions' of any text is, per http://jongware.mit.edu/idcs5.5js_html/idcs5.5js/pc_Text.html#appliedC onditions, an "array of conditions". This is different from simple text properties such as Font, Size, and Color, because you can apply more than a single condition to any text object.
3. However, when you have a range of text with mixed text attributes, you cannot reliably check "its applied condition name" -- just as you cannot check with a single command if mixed text contains both a Regular and Italic font style.
So, as always when dealing with mixed text attributes, you have to check its textStyleRanges.
This simple example shows the conditions that are applied to a selected text, including "Unconditional" -- adjust to your needs.
tsr = app.selection[0].textStyleRanges;
allConditions = {};
for (i=0; i<tsr.length; i++)
{
if (tsr[i].appliedConditions.length == 0)
allConditions.Unconditional = true;
else
for (j=0; j<tsr[i].appliedConditions.length; j++)
allConditions[tsr[i].appliedConditions[j].name] = true;
}
alert (allConditions.toSource());
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