Julien Phalip

Hi, I'm using a Script Filter to display items that are loaded from calls to a remote API. The script makes multiple API calls in parallel so I'd like the results to be displayed and appended to the list as they come, without having to wait for all of them to arrive. Is there a way to progressively append items to the list visually, while still showing a "Loading..." message until all results have arrived, but still allow the user to see and select items that have already arrived? Hope that makes sense. Thanks! Julien

Got it, and it makes sense now in hindsight. I guess I might have figured out the issue earlier if the help text had said something like "Only displayed if a title is provided." Thanks again for you help!

I see, thanks. I got it to work. This wasn't totally obvious to me. Maybe the help text under "Please Wait Subtext" could clarify that?

Hi Vitor, I've attached a few screenshots of the simple test workflow. Basically I have a Keyword that triggers a Script Filter. The SF's script calls "sleep(3)", so I would expect that the "Please wait" message would be displayed during that time, but the Alfred search box remains empty until the item finally appears. Am I missing something? Thank you, Julien Type in the keyword: After selecting "blah", the search box remains empty without any "waiting" message being displayed: After 3 seconds, the item appears:

Hi, I would like to display a "Please wait" or "Loading" message while the script in my Script Filter is running. I see that the Script Filter settings have a "Please wait subtext" option. However, I can't get it to be displayed. Am I perhaps not using correctly, or perhaps should I use something else? Could you clarify how this works and what it's supposed to look like? Thanks a lot, Julien