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Awesome. Works great! Thanks for spending the extra time on it. Mike

Thank you. That did catch the error and the plug-in is now operating! However, I'm getting unexpected results. Example - when I search for a known and pretty unique bookmark string "mameworld", I get a list of matches. One of them is indeed a "mameworld" bookmarks, but the rest don't have that string anywhere in them. If I then search for "mame", I get a long list returned, but the string "mame" is not in that output.

I did as you requested and here is the contents of /tmp/alfred.txt. profile=~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/*.default places=/Users/wagner/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/laurr8cc.default/places.sqlite I recalled I installed a version of python when I took a python course at one point. I compared my version against a fresh install of 10.8 and found I had 2.7.1 and the fresh install had 10.7.2. Following instructions on python.org, I removed the now outdated and non-stock 2.7.1 version and confirmed I am back to stock. When I run python bookmarks.py as i did before doing this, I get the following, different output. python bookmarks.py "~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/laurr8cc.default" "coke" Traceback (most recent call last): File "bookmarks.py", line 71, in <module> alfred.write(alfred.xml(results(db, query), maxresults=_MAX_RESULTS)) File "/Users/wagner/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.7D2FE02B-9FB8-45B1-AE1F-DDFE468A3D4A/alfred.py", line 84, in xml for item in itertools.islice(items, maxresults): File "bookmarks.py", line 41, in results yield alfred.Item({u'uid': alfred.uid(uid), u'arg': url}, title, url, icon(db, faviconid)) File "bookmarks.py", line 20, in icon data = db.execute(u'select data from moz_favicons where id=%d' % faviconid).fetchone()[0] TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable

Thanks for getting back to me, Jan. Sadly, I had long since given up on using Alfred for my FF bookmarks, so I'm glad to hear from you! I don't have any other python workflows in Alfred, so it could be python related. When I run bookmarks.py by itself outside of Alfred, this is what I get: /Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.7D2FE02B-9FB8-45B1-AE1F-DDFE468A3D4A python bookmarks.py "~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/laurr8cc.default" "coke" Traceback (most recent call last): File "bookmarks.py", line 69, in <module> alfred.write(alfred.xml(results(db, query), maxresults=_MAX_RESULTS)) File "/Users/wagner/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.7D2FE02B-9FB8-45B1-AE1F-DDFE468A3D4A/alfred.py", line 84, in xml for item in itertools.islice(items, maxresults): File "bookmarks.py", line 36, in results for result in db.execute(sql(query)): sqlite3.DatabaseError: file is encrypted or is not a database I can open and navigate my places.sqlite database with sqlite3 cli tool. Thanks, Mike

Looking good! Thanks

The authentication works and I'm able to control my Indigo devices with Alfred via your workflow. Very cool! The downside is I can't seem to search within the found devices or just type in the entire command string. I understand getting a sorted list of returned devices is kinda awkward in Alfred due to how it ranks/sorts returned items, but not having a way to quickly navigate a 30+ Indigo device list is unwieldy at best. I'd like to short-circuit the 3 step process by having the option to type it all out "indigo Living Light on" or whatever. Mike

Sweet! Thanks for updating it. Mike

Hi, Thanks. I grabbed your latest release and installed it. I got my server defined correctly and DEBUG shows it loading the server var correctly in log.txt. However, I have my Indigo web interface password protected and wondered if that may pose a problem with the workflow? It doesn't seem to be able to pull the Devices list and I suspect that might be the cause. I didn't realize this might be a complicater until I loaded my Indigo site up in a browser and got the login prompt. Mike

Hi Mike, Cool idea. I use Indigo too. I grabbed your workflow and am having trouble getting started with it. When I keyword "indigo" in Alfred, your workflow shows up, but I can't seem to select it. Alfred always jumps to the Indigo app whether I hit return on your workflow. I changed the name of your workflow to "blah" and tried keying in "blah" and the workflow shows up for a second with the "please wait... querying" message, but then dissapears and sets me to default search mode. Being a new Alfred user, I'm unsure if this is related to Alfred itself or the workflow (or my inexperience with Alfred). I tried setting the server value manually in "server.txt" to no apparent avail. Any guidance? Thanks, Mike

I manage a bunch of hosts via ARD and used to use Quicksilver to quickly establish connections to them. It was great. At some point that stopped working and I migrated to Launchbar (and then back to Quicksilver and then back to Launchbar). The developers of LB said there was little interest in such a feature, but they'd keep it in mind. It never materialized. Having seen someone had restored this long lost functionality in Alfred 2 made my decision to purchase it easy! Thanks for working this up. From my limited use so far, it has worked great. I'm enjoying it. I have had my default connection option in ARD set to "Observe" for years because hosts I connect too may be under control by other administrators or operators. I connect in "Observe" mode and then switch to "Control" to avoid stomping on someone else. I like the fact you have added the "cmd" modifier. I believe I can reverse the behaviour myself by just re-linking the two scripts and adding the modifier to the control script. It might be nice to integrate some means of user-defining that so it would carry over on updates of the workflow. Dunno if it's worth the hassle though. Thanks, Mike

Hi and thanks for creating and sharing this workflow! I still find it surprising Firefox bookmark indexing functionality isn't native, but I digress. I can't seem to get this workflow to work. When I activate it with "ff", it does come up and says "Search Firefox Bookmarks", but any further typing results in an instant flip to the Alfred built-in default searches. Any hints or ideas? I'm using FF 20.0. and OS X 10.8.3. Thanks, Mike