holyjaw

Thanks for that tip. I honestly don't know what exactly fixed the issue (yay for the shotgun approach), but I changed "return" to "print" in my Script Filter, changed it from "No Argument" to "With Space / Argument Optional" back to "No Argument" and realized that Info.plist was missing. So, between taking care of all of these, something clicked. So, thanks 

That looks right. Silly question but didn't see it above... this is in a Script Filter right? Not a Run Script?

Correct, it's being run as a Script Filter

Hm, the issue persists (https://www.dropbox.com/s/e9na1awfm4pxvjv/Screenshot%202013-12-30%2021.47.51.png), but I think I see where part of the problem may lie.

alp.feedback prints the XML instead of returning the XML, so my code:

def get_schedule:
    ...
    feedback = alp.feedback(feedback_items)
    return feedback

if __name__=="__main__":
    print get_schedule

Was actually printing the XML generated by alp.feedback to console by the alp.feedback method. feedback = alp.feedback(feedback_items) was in turn a null object, and so print get_schedule was returning 'None'. This had been vexing me for most of the day and I thought I had found a workaround; apparently not.

I had to modify alp.feedback to 'return' instead of 'print', and now I'm able to get what you see in the screenshot.

Here ya go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uwvrpxvdbjduxqb/Screenshot%202013-12-29%2021.12.53.png (it's a .png so I can't inline).

Hi there,

I have a workflow triggered by a keyword. The workflow is simply:

import getSchedule as gs

print(gs.get_schedule())

When I type the keyword in to Alfred, the workflow shows up, but as soon as it is the top result, or I select it otherwise and the workflow is activated, it immediately is removed from the list of results. 

I have thoroughly debugged the script; when run in a terminal the script outputs the proper XML from `alp`.

I'm not certain where to go from here, any ideas?