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Thanks - yes I've just done what you mentioned on GitHub. I asked here first on the off chance there was something simple not filled out correctly on my environment variables.

Thanks @pseudometa! I'm having trouble opening the citations' PDFs-it shows the pdf in Finder but doesn't open it. Am I missing something in the environment variables maybe?

Updated by removing my final q as I found the answer to that

Anyone able to help with this? I'm getting the following error despite having python & python3 installed on my system. How do I change where AlfredExtraPane looks for python? In Monterey 12.3.1 it should be /usr/local/bin/python not usr/bin/python. > ./search.sh: AlfredExtraPane.app/Contents/Resources/scripts/alfred-extra-pane: /usr/bin/python: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

Thanks @Chris Messina When I select 'likes' I'm now getting taken to this twitter profile rather than my likes 🤔

Just FYI for other users who find this post from a search, Alfred is able to do this now

Hi @Vero, similarly to b_d_m_p I'm wanting to use Web Catalog's standalone apps (in this example, Google Maps). Below is what I got from the Metadata tool. I'm specifically wanting to know what to put in here to make addresses in Alfred open in the Google Maps app not on the website on Chrome:

@Chris Messina could you check out the 'likes' keyword..the configuration seems to be different and it doesn't open up my likes (I'm using the Twitter for Mac app). I changed the config so that it chooses the Twitter app rather than the URL but now even more strangely it opens the twitter app but logged out, and it won't let me log in because that user is 'already logged in'?? Strange!

Not sure whether it's because of an issue with the workflow itself or just needing python updating, but can you add AlfredTweet to the list to check? It doesn't have a git page but exists on packal. Here's the direct link to the workflow: https://github.com/packal/repository/raw/master/jdfwarrior.alfredtweet/alfredtweet.alfredworkflow

Yes, that worked! That one step has got three workflows working for me again. Thanks again.

Hi @vitor, I'm getting the same error on a few workflows but in my case the second query you wrote yields the following result: So am I right in thinking that means it has re-installed python 2 correctly but that it's in a location that the workflows aren't accessing? What can I do to correct this?

Hi @emmanuel & @deanishe, I'm still having trouble with the ESV Bible workflow despite the update. I believed I've correctly installed Python 2 after the Monterey update: "ln: /usr/local/bin/python: File exists" But when I run the workflow I got the following debugging info...is it looking for python in the wrong place? I've been told not to mess around with changing python's location. [10:24:35.666] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Queuing argument 'j' [10:24:35.673] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished [10:24:35.675] ERROR: ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Code 127: /bin/bash: line 1: python: command not found [10:24:36.113] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Queuing argument 'jo' [10:24:36.195] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished [10:24:36.200] ERROR: ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Code 127: /bin/bash: line 1: python: command not found [10:24:36.352] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Queuing argument 'joh' [10:24:36.445] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished [10:24:36.449] ERROR: ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Code 127: /bin/bash: line 1: python: command not found [10:24:36.568] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Queuing argument 'john' [10:24:36.575] ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished [10:24:36.576] ERROR: ESV Online Bible[Script Filter] Code 127: /bin/bash: line 1: python: command not found

No problem, thanks for responding

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Thanks for your reply @vitor I just factory reset the dictionaries, re-installed the workflow, and added the 1 line of script mentioned and it's now all working. Thanks again

Thanks very much for keeping this workflow functional with all the Monterey complications. One question I had was about showing Rotten Tomatoes results for TV shows..they don't come up at the moment. I assume this is because RT shows ratings for each season, but *not* for the tv show overall. Anyway to specify season when I search a TV show on this workflow? Or maybe get RT to simply show season 1 ratings for each show by default?

Hi @vitor, this BetterDictionaries workflow below is not working. There's a number of comments on it at github, so clearly this is a well-used and well-loved workflow. https://github.com/mr-pennyworth/alfred-better-dictionaries

There are various Universal Actions to which I want to assign a hotkey, so that: When some text is highlighted, I can immediately save it as a new snippet rather than first having to bring up Universal Actions and then select 'Save as Snippet' When a file is selected, I can immediately action it with my hotkey rather than having open up Universal Actions and select the action manually. How can I do this? I've searched quite a lot but can't find an answer. The 'Action in Alfred' is really invaluable for coding noobs like me, but it only has 6 actions that can be selected and ofc Universal Actions isn't one of them. For a future development I think people like me would find it extremely useful for the 'Action in Alfred' option to allow you to select any Universal Action configured so that it doesn't require extra coding, at least any Universal Actions that are configured by default into Alfred.

Hi @pontus, looks like the file is now deleted. Can you possibly share it again?

Thanks @Vero

Yes I Feel Lucky doesn't work for me either...it just opens a standard Google search at best, or at worst loads the page you showed. Would appreciate help with this!

I have added the dynamic snippet {date} triggered by the keyword ::date. I'd like to be able to use the other date placeholders as snippets, including arithmetic dates (::date+1d, etc.). Do I have to add every single date snippet I want manually? So I click the + in the bottom right and add :date+1d, then another for date+2d, and on and on for all of the arithmetic dates I want to use? Or is there some setting I can enable or some collection I can download which when loaded will then list all these snippets in my collection so I can use it without adding them one by one manually? I'm guessing that dedicated text expanders have dynamic placeholders already loaded by default, so it just needs enabling for me to type, say, :{date} and have it expand to 14 Aug 2021. I'm asking if Alfred can do anything like that.

Thanks again v much @deanishe. Just to check my q is clear, I'm wondering whether it's possible to have a list of these already pre-filled or I have to add every single one like I've done with ::date & ::time at the bottom there. I don't mind too much the snippet keyword format.

I'm using Alfred PowerPack snippets, and I downloaded Dynamic Content snippet collection linked here. But to use dynamic placeholder snippets, including date arithmetic, do I have to add each one manually? There isn't a setting or a collection which will unlock it for me so that if I type {{date +1d}} or !date+1d it will put tomorrow's date?

BTW I had the same issue as @Steven Hsieh and duplicating the theme worked for me. Thanks!