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Thanks Vitor.

That did it. I could swear I tried the earlier. Oh well. Thank you.

I made a simple workflow a while back to rename tv show files using 'tvnamer'. Most of the time files don't have the episode's name within their title and it's even more uncommon for there to be an apostrophe as well. So since Alfred doesn't offer escaping single quotes, I was wondering what I could do to fix this. The workflow just has (one or more) files passed through to: /usr/local/bin/tvnamer -q -c /Users/Daniel/.mytvnamerconfig.json {query}

Creating a new user did not remedy the issue either.

Unfortunately, restarting my Mac did not fix it. I found two other trigger workflows to test and one of them produced the same error as mine. This is my problematic workflow: download The other problematic workflow: download The one that actually works for me: download

After updating to 2.5 my workflow that uses the 'run trigger' funtion via Applescript no longer works. After running: tell application "Alfred 2" to run trigger "setup" in workflow "j.setup.display" The debugger returns: error "Alfred 2 got an error: AppleEvent handler failed." number -10000

Both 'separator' and 'precision' I'm afraid. There was no error in the debug window.

Recently I upgraded to Mavericks and could not get the workflow to recognise the config file values. I had to edit 'alfred_convert.py' to actually change them.

Much like how you can disable workflows and web searches, how about an option to disable workflow objects? Sometimes I find myself with objects that I don't want to immediately remove yet they still clutter up the workflow space. Along with an option to disable them you could add a toggle next to the top row of option buttons (debug, options, add) that makes them visible/invisible.

Thanks mate. That looks a lot nicer than what I've been using. I'll be sure to clean up my other workflows too.

Sure. This the script filter: cat << EOB <?xml version="1.0"?> <items> <item uid="fixjdownloader" arg="jdownloader" valid="YES" autocomplete="pictures" type="file"> <title>JDownloader</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/JDownloader.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixtransmission" arg="transmission" valid="YES" autocomplete="transmission" type="file"> <title>Transmission</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/Transmission.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixalfred" arg="alfred" valid="YES" autocomplete="alfred" type="file"> <title>Alfred</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/Alfred 2.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixcandybar" arg="candybar" valid="YES" autocomplete="candybar" type="file"> <title>CandyBar</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/CandyBar.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fix4chan" arg="4chan" valid="YES" autocomplete="4chan" type="file"> <title>4chan</title> <icon>4chan.png</icon> </item> <item uid="fixdropbox" arg="dropbox" valid="YES" autocomplete="dropbox" type="file"> <title>Dropbox</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/Dropbox.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixfinder" arg="finder" valid="YES" autocomplete="finder" type="file"> <title>Finder</title> <icon type="fileicon">/System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixtrackpad" arg="trackpad" valid="YES" autocomplete="trackpad" type="file"> <title>Trackpad</title> <icon>trackpad.png</icon> </item> <item uid="fix hyperdock" arg="hyperdock" valid="YES" autocomplete="hyperdock" type="file"> <title>HyperDock</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Users/Daniel/Library/PreferencePanes/HyperDock.prefpane/Contents/Resources/HyperDock Helper.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixmplayerx" arg="mplayerx" valid="YES" autocomplete="mplayerx" type="file"> <title>MPlayerX</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/MPlayerX.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixxtrafinder" arg="xtrafinder" valid="YES" autocomplete="xtrafinder" type="file"> <title>XtraFinder</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/XtraFinder.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixitunes" arg="itunes" valid="YES" autocomplete="itunes" type="file"> <title>iTunes</title> <icon type="fileicon">/Applications/iTunes.app</icon> </item> <item uid="fixremotedesktop" arg="remotedesktop" valid="YES" autocomplete="remote desktop" type="file"> <title>Remote Desktop</title> <icon type="fileicon">/System/Library/CoreServices/Screen Sharing.app</icon> </item> </items> EOB

Cheers mate.

I have a basic script filter that displays a number of results. Initially when you type the first letter of the result you want it starts to narrow it down but after that the results stay the same. Any ideas?

What part of which file would I have to modify in order for it to allow a space between the value and unit (for every query, not just currencies)? For example rather than u 20usd to aud I'd like it be u 20 usd to aud Thanks.

Cheers Shawn. I'll give that a shot.

Currently I do have my sync workflow keyword with a period before it ".sync" to get around ths issue. But by "developers" I meant the team behind Alfred itself. I am really not sure if script filters provide this feature already but I've made two images to illustrate my problem better: What it currently does (mixes the script results in with the default results if you don't use a unique keyword): What I'd like it to do:

I think we could get around this if the developers add the option for a script filter to only activate/show its results if the user presses 'enter' after they type the keyword. I too have this problem as I've set up a script filter called 'sync' and it also shows two applications that the 'sync' keyword applies to. If I had the option in Alfred, I would gladly have it set to run the script filter only when I chose the 'sync' workflow in the results and press the 'enter' key.

I'd also like an option to disable it.

Awesome! Thank you so much.

Is there any way to change the length of the output? Something like '3.0101' rather than '3.01013143483'

Great script. I currently cannot use the automatic discovery linked above and though my own script is similar to yours, I lke your version a lot more. One issue though, my computers are named in a conflicting manner (e.g. daniel-server) so I had to changed your script to use the '^' character rather than the dash character.

I changed the icon that the 'kill' command uses (both the one inside Alfred and the referenced PNG inside the workflow folder) yet instead of using the new icon it now reverts to the Activity Monitor icon used for the 'top' command. Any idea why?

No dice.

Much obliged.

Terminal appears to see it