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My items (text variable) are in a text file (List.txt). The text file and the JSX file must be in the same folder. Try this JSX script:

[CODE]#target photoshop                      // MAC Finder ou WINDOWS Explorer (double click)

app.bringToFront();                 // Brings the application to the front

displayDialogs = DialogModes.NO;    // Disables dialog boxes

// Selection of the folder to process

alert("your JSX and TXT files must be in the same folder");

var record="";

var psd_Options  = new PhotoshopSaveOptions(); // [PhotoshopSaveOptions]

psd_Options.layers  = true; // preserves layers

psd_Options.embedColorProfile = true; // preserves the color profile

psd_Options.annotations = true; // preserves annotations

psd_Options.alphaChannels = true; // preserves alpha channels

psd_Options.spotColors = true; // preserves inks

var mainFolder = File($.fileName).path; // The JSX and datas current folder

var inputFolder = Folder.selectDialog("Select the folder where your templates are : ");

var fileList = inputFolder.getFiles(/\.(psd|)$/i);

var outputFolder = Folder(inputFolder + "/save");

if (!outputFolder.exists) outputFolder.create();

var datas = File(mainFolder + "/List.txt");

var dataList = new Array();

datas.open('r');  

var iD = 0;

while(!datas.eof)

{

    record = datas.readln();

    dataList[iD] = record;

    iD++;

}

datas.close();

// If there is no template in the folder : end of process

if (fileList.length==0) {

    alert("There is not any template in this folder.");

}

else {

    main();

}

   

function main() {

    var nbrTemplates = fileList.length;

    var nbrItems = dataList.length

    for (i=0;i<nbrTemplates;i++) {

        var docRef = open(fileList[i]);

        for (j=0;j<nbrItems;j++) {

            docRef.activeLayer=docRef.layers[0];

            docRef.layers[0].textItem.contents = dataList[j];

        var docName = docRef.name;

        var docName  = docName.substring( 0, docName.indexOf('.'));

        var saveFile = File(outputFolder + "/" + docName + "-" + j + 1 + ".psd");

        docRef.saveAs(saveFile, psd_Options);

        }

        docRef.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

    }

}[/CODE]