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Thanks for the response Vero. This does not change the behavior for me. After I select the test workflow the window remains open. Please download the workflow I provided above and try for yourself.

The behavior of the input window has changed during the last several updates. The workflow below used to close the Alfred window once the input was selected. Now it runs the script as expected but leaves the window open. How do I restore the original behavior? Here is a sample workflow as an example: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2422542/Test.alfredworkflow Thanks.

Thanks for the great workflow Carlos. Feature Request: Will you add file urls to files and mail messages so you can reference them rather than attaching them?

I understand you can use a script filter to display 3 results and use the selected result to pass arguments to a script afterwards. Is it possible to use 3 seperate keywords to pass hard coded argument to a script directly? I am trying to avoid using two steps (keyword & resulting list) to select the workflow's parameters.

Hi Shawn, Thanks for the reponse. How do you find which applications support a scheme, and if so, what it is? I am trying to create a custom action for Contacts that is triggered by the Notes field. However, rather than just sending the value of the Notes field, I want the First and Last names as well.... or at least a reference to the contact so I can parse it myself.

Can someone point me to the documentation for "Pass to URL Scheme"? What values can you preface the query with? I am trying to pass both the value of the notes field along with the contact's First and Last names. Is this possible?

I am confused. Starting with... <item uid="rdioartist" arg="r96664" valid="yes" autocomplete="Incubus"> Which is the recommended format to exclude uid ? <item uid="" arg="r96664" valid="yes" autocomplete="Incubus"> <item arg="r96664" valid="yes" autocomplete="Incubus"> When would you use <arg></arg> ?

What happens when you do that now?

I'm not sure I understand. Will you explain a bit more?

Hi plucas62. Google changed the way the voice search was activated after I posted the workflow. I have posted a new version which should work as expected.

I updated the link. Thanks for pointing that out.

The Voice Search Workflow opens Google's search page in Chrome and activates the voice search. Upon a successful search, search terms are copied to the clipboard. Download Usage: Call the Voice Search workflow with the vs keyword. Version: 1.2 Release date: 2013-05-16 Author: John Day Version History: 1.2 Opens new tab if current tab is not Google Search 1.1 Copy Search Term to Clipboard 1.0 Initial Release Dependencies: Google Chrome must be installed.

Hi Carlos, You can reduce this set wf to load script POSIX file (POSIX path of ((POSIX file ((POSIX path of (path to me)) & "/..") as text) & "q_workflow.scpt" as text) as text) to this... set wf to load script POSIX file (POSIX path of ((path to me as text) & "::") & "q_workflow.scpt")

Try: try set query to "{query}" as number set base_em to 16 set calculated_em to query / base_em set the clipboard to calculated_em as text on error errMsg number errNum tell application "Finder" activate display alert errMsg & return & return & "Error number" & errNum buttons "Cancel" cancel button "Cancel" end tell end try

I have posted an example of how to Generate Feedback in Alfred 2 Workflows . From the Script Filter you can call the AppleScript with: osascript xml.scpt "{query}" To accept the query in the AppleScript, use: on run argv set query to argv as text end run Note that argv is a list and may cause problems if you don't convert it to text first.