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I have recover it through dropbox. Thanks for the help!

There should be a better warning than this... 

For example,

Delete Collection

Are you sure to remove the collection 'Terminal' with 50 snippets?

Cancel Delete

Or something like GitHub does:

Or simply support undoing the deletion in Alfred itself.

On 3/7/2021 at 9:24 AM, Benben said:

+1 I think it should be built in!

It's built-in now with the example workflow Google Suggest. But you have to add it yourself in the Workflows page.

Disabled and reenabled Bitwarden extensions and now auto expansion works! Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the quick reply. I restarted BTT and then it was Messenger blocking it. And after I closed Messenger, it then became Process ID 1018. What's happening?

How do I fix this issue? Auto expansion is not working.

20 hours ago, deanishe said:

A tip, if I may: It would be a good idea to store the APP_ID and APP_KEY in the Workflow Environment Variables table in the workflow's settings and retrieve them in your workflow with os.getenv().

That way, they won't get overwritten when installing a newer version of the workflow.

Great, I didn't know that. I'll try to find time to update the workflow. I'm newbie in making Alfred workflows, especially for other users. How is it typically done to ask user to input a key?

9 hours ago, kentmoney said:

ok, I have it working now!  Thanks!

 

Is there any way to be able to do multiple words at once? 

 

/θæŋks/!

It's not possible using Oxford Dictionary API and it supports searching one word in the dictionary only. I'd suggest using this website. 

Maybe I can make it work with multiple words using this. But that's for another day.

The update is now live:

http://www.packal.org/workflow/copy-phonetic-spelling-ipa

Should look like this: screenshot

Remember to replace the ID and key. Please tell me if it works for you.

5 hours ago, kentmoney said:

To follow up, I ran a debug and got this error:

 

Starting debug for 'IPA'

 

[2019-10-22 22:04:35][ERROR: action.script] /bin/bash: line 2: /Users/johan/anaconda3/bin/python: No such file or directory

I'm working on a fix.

Five years later, if you still need this, I just made one. Note that you need to get your own free API from Oxford Dictionary (max 1000 requests per month for prototype), and then replace the application ID and key with yours.

A pretty late reply... I just ran into the same problem and found the solution myself.

Anyway, I think Kill Process does exactly what you want. Just type 'kill popclip'.  

You need powerpack to use workflow though.