RodgerWW

Have you tried: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/917-reminders/ by Jack James?

It may be able to do what you want, and if not, you can request I'm sure, as the workflow is already quite robust.

Works fine for me (OS X 10.11.1 (15B17c)).  Have you tried resetting Alfred?

Ah yes, sorry, I forgot to mention.

Alfred 2.7.3 (412)

Apple Account Switcher 1.5

iTunes 12.3.0.44

OS X 10.11 (15A282a)

This seems to be broken again with iTunes 12.3.0.44

If you download and fix that bug, I'll happily update it to a newer version.. otherwise, maybe I'll take a crack at it later tonight.

 

Update 4:16 PM : I found the bug, and fixed it.. apparently "MacBookPro11,3" wasn't in the HardwareIcons.xml .. I added it.  If anyone has any other ID's, let me know and we can add them too.

My iMac 14,2 is still not showing the hardware icon ... but it wasn't broke with my workflow.

I made a modification to this workflow to improve how it turns the Model Identifier into a text string (it was incorrectly reporting my 2015 Macbook Retina as a mid 2011 MAcbook), and uploaded it to packal : http://www.packal.org/workflow/about-mac

 

I'm kinda new to Packal and this is my first bundle, so let me know if I did something wrong.

Thanks for this ... one issue, I don't get my Hardware Icon with this.  But I do like your changes and the fact you've put it on Packal!

Reveal the file in Finder by pressing CMD+Return in Alfred ... then delete the bookmark.  It will be in the path:

~/Library/Caches/Metadata/Safari/Bookmarks/

Once removed it will no longer show up in Alfred. No idea why it stays there, even after deletion and clearing Safari's History ... but alas, it does.

Check out Alfred Prefs, Features, File Search, Buffer Tab.

The commands for the file buffer are there.

ALT + Left Arrow will remove the last added item in sequence.

remove the line:

"on alfred_script(q)"

and also

"end alfred_script"

and it should work

did you connect the keyword to the new Run Script?

If you use "Run Script" and set the language to "usr/bin/osascript"

leave the first line in that says: set theQuery to "{query}"

and paste in your script, and save ... that should return your 'test'

Which version of aText are you running?

I am running aText 2.18 and Alfred 2.7.2 (400) without any issues regarding aText

Thank you Sylv!

OK, here's something I found out today. OS X 10.10.5 (14F27) running Alfred v2.7.2 (394)

That is Safari 8.0.8 (10600.8.9) in final of 10.10.5 with a drop menu from the favorites bar covering Alfred.  Safari is active and I invoked Alfed but it doesn't quite get top layer.

No problem at all, glad it works now.

Can you use "{query}" in your command, and turn off all escaping options?  ' interrupts bash commands.

Hmm, for me too in iTunes 12.2

Upon relaunching iTunes, it still will not sign out current account and log in new.

Check out this thread

Hmm, interesting.  I'm not sure how Alfred handles the URL for searches, but in my testing it looks like you will have to convert the characters first in a workflow, or at least remove the first "http://" with parsing ... because "example.com" works ok.

This MAY be a feature request for Alfred ... to internally parse out those characters

Just double click on the keyword to make it your own.

@RodgerWWW

 

That's very close to the built-in "Force quit" feature in OS X. 

Well, technically, yes ... but I find ⌘+⌥+⎋ to be a bit of a pain to force quit.

Also, the above script just quits the apps, not force quit.

Here is an AppleScript that polls System Events for all running apps and pops up a list for you to choose which apps to quit:

tell application "System Events"
set processList to ¬
  (name of every process where background only is false) & ¬
  (name of every process whose ¬
   (name is "AppName") or ¬
   (name is "AnotherAppName"))
tell me to set selectedProcesses to choose from list processList with prompt "Select process(es) to quit:" with multiple selections allowed
end tell
if the result is not false then
repeat with processName in selectedProcesses
  tell application processName to quit
end repeat
end if

You can select multiple apps to quit by using the ⌘ or ⇧ keys as well.

Just make a new workflow and pipe a hotley or keyword into the script above.

Original found HERE

IF you didn't already know, Alfred has an option to check for updates, either "Updates" or "Pre-Releases" in the update tab.

As far as other apps, if the app does not have an automatic update checker built in, it MAY have an Apple Script dictionary entry to check for regular updates.

Another option is to use GUI Scripting, but you may need to use a UI Browser screen reader to find the actual item depending on the app: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16492839/applescript-on-clicking-menu-bar-item-via-gui-script

Jorge, do you happen to use the Project Management Tool "Wrike"?  Some folks have noticed that the plugin it installs results in exactly your issue.  If so, update Wrike, and if it still doesn't work, write to them about it.

In my research, apparently there is one way but it hasn't been updated for recent releases of OS X ... YET

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