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  1. Is there anyway to obtain the snippet name as the placeholder? I use snippets for a number of people and places that I need to refer to, and currently the snippet name matches part of what is in the snippet each time. It would be handy to be able to just reference the snippet name as a place holder within the snipped.
  2. Confirmed, I told Spotlight to reindex that folder and life is good again. Thanks for your help.
  3. Yep, that confirmed it, the issue is with Spotlight indexing. Thanks
  4. I just did some digging, assuming Alfred is using Spotlight, it seems the problem may be there. Rebuilding my spotlight index
  5. the latter. When typing "target" in the move to action it was not showing in the results unless I started with ~ and typed the whole path to it's parent folder (~/hazel/) in which case "target" would show up.
  6. So I just had to do a 100% clean install on my Mac, and am pulling my hair out now on an Alfred anomalie. When I bring up Alfred, with files selected, and try to move them to a directory, Alfred is not finding the directory. The directory is located in ~/hazel/target-directory. Prior to the reinstall, it would include the hazel folder and subfolders as part of it's general search as it's under my home directory. I've even added ~/hazel to the list of search targets. Currently the only way I can get target-directory to show up as the target of a move command is to start at ~/hazel/tar ... and about this point it shows up, but next time, it fails to show again. I'm sure it's a doh! setting that I forgot to set, but I can't for the life of me figure out what it is. Thoughts?
  7. Just some thoughts for other people. Not directly related to Alfred, but I took this wonderful script and added it to a TextWrangler front end to allow process each line from an open TW window. When I am on a call, I like to take notes in a text file. The script I put together just reads through each line of the top window and calls this script if it's a task. For people like me that live in text editors, it works very well and uses the same syntax as you are already doing with Alfred.
  8. Ok, I tested for 'missing value' on the notify and then did one of two notifications. That seems to have cleaned it up so everything is working well now. Nice script overall though thanks!
  9. I found the problem, it is when a date is not included. It appears that theDate never gets set. The on error condition has a commented out line to retry without the date. I had to uncomment that and add two other lines: on error set newReminder to make new reminder with properties {name:reminderName, container:listName, body:reminderBody} set theReminderIDString to id of newReminder as string set theResultString to my get_reminder_data(theReminderIDString) -- set theResultString to "There was an error creating the reminder." end try This got around the error and created the reminder. It also puts into the notification that the reminder is due on missing value. Have to fix that next.
  10. I am trying to implement this with Alfred. Pulled the entire workflow down from github. I am getting the "There was an error creating the reminder" message. I have changed the default reminder list to "Inbox" which exists, and am trying simple things like "Test" or "Test $Inbox". Nothing is working. Any ideas?
  11. Is there any way to get at the clipboard history and manipulate it in workflows? I would like to clip a bunch of urls, then have an applescript download each one. Ideally I would like to have applescript copy the most recent clipboard to the system clipboard, then delete the most recent clipboard from history.
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