Lucas Steinwalker

I've modified this to prepend "remind " at the beginning of the string to add a reminder without having to type "remind"

on alfred_script(q)
    set x to "remind "
    set y to x & q
	tell application "Fantastical"
		parse sentence y
	end tell
end alfred_script

Thought this might be useful to others.

Have you looked at the new iTerm integration?

 

https://www.alfredapp.com/blog/tips-and-tricks/better-iterm-integration-in-alfred/

The new iTerm integration worked, but the 2.9 beta version of iTerm needs to be installed.

Here's a link to a YouTube video about how to install the new integration:

Hi all,
 
Frequently my alfred shortcut (CMD-Space) will stop working and will seem to cause the current working window to become active/inactive rather than popping the alfred window.
 
There does not appear to be any common factor to what I was doing beforehand, possibly awaking the system from sleep but it is certainly not 100% replicable by sleeping the system.

Force quitting the process and re-launching alfred will resolve the issue.

This is quite troublesome because a huge part of why alfred is helpful involves being able to rely on it consistently. A lot of value of the product is lost if I can't depend on Alfred enough to adjust my habits to use it.

I gathered a process sample while this is occurring and it is available here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2429555/Sample%20of%20Alfred%202.txt

I am on 10.9 but this would occur with 10.8 as well

Thanks for your time

Adam Ryan

I'd like to point out that I am having a similar problem with an applescript (triggered via automator) which launches iterm2. Here's the script:

on run {input, parameters}
    tell application "Finder"
        set dir_path to "\"" & (POSIX path of (input as string)) & "\""
            -- display dialog dir_path
    end tell
    CD_to(dir_path)
end run

on CD_to(theDir)
    tell application "iTerm"
        activate
        try
            set t to the last terminal
        on error
            set t to (make new terminal)
        end try
        tell t
            launch session "Default Session"
            tell the last session
                write text "cd " & theDir & ";clear;ls"
            end tell
        end tell
    end tell
end CD_to

Taken from http://peterdowns.com/posts/open-iterm-finder-service.html

As much as I am hoping for a solution, the problem does look like it is with iTerm