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Tyler Eich

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  1. No, the shortcuts cannot be changed. However, you can also use Command+1, Command+2, Command+3, etc. to action the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. result respectively.
  2. Alfred supports emacs bindings. Press Control+P to move up, Control+N to move down (notice it's Control, not Command).
  3. Did you add your home folder to the search scope? Alfred does not search for files in your home folder by default, and the "Include folders in Home" checkbox will not search for files either. First, open Alfred Preferences > Features > Default Results. Then drag your home folder into the Search Scope list
  4. Do you know you have "http://" twice in your PHP's URL? By the way, you don't need the last bit of code to produce the Google Search result. If Alfred gets nothing back, he will automatically fall back to a Google Search (or whatever your fallback searches are set to)
  5. I'm happy you found the issue! The smart quotes issue is a bug in Alfred v2.1.x and below. This bug is fixed in Alfred 2.2 (currently available as a prerelease).
  6. The option to keep the last typed query indefinitely is no longer available in Alfred 2. However, the feature was replaced by a more powerful alternative. When you reveal Alfred with your hotkey, press the up-arrow to reveal the previous item in Alfred's history. This history holds up to 20 items. History settings are found here:
  7. I set my workflow to use the hotkey Cmd-Opt-K and everything worked great. I'm on Mavericks, too; Mac OS X 10.9.2 (13C64) Just to make sure we're on the same page: You downloaded the workflow and installed it You set a hotkey in the workflow's hotkey object You pressed your selected hotkey with Gmail open and a conversation selected
  8. Here's a workflow I threw together: http://cl.ly/3t0Y042I2M0P/download/Workflow%20Lab.alfredworkflow Let me know how it works
  9. Please remove your email address! If you don't, your address will be found by spam bots and you will begin receiving lots of junk mail! Consider replacing your actual email address with the text "<my email address>"
  10. One solution (which may be simpler) would be to add a Spotlight comment to 1Password
  11. Great! If you run into more problems in the future, let us know
  12. Just out of curiosity, does Spotlight find Twitterific? You may be interested in reading the Alfred support article on indexing. If you continue having issues after reading the linked article, just say the word
  13. Confirmed on Alfred 2 v2.1.1 (227) on OS X 10.9.2 (13C64).
  14. For what it's worth, this was in "Workflow Help & Questions" when I replied to it. On top of that, I seriously doubt Andrew would move a post without replying to inform the original post's author.
  15. Could you be more specific? What does 'coding' mean? Are you referring to workflow results? Here are a few tips for launching web searches: Type a keyword before your query. For example: 'google Alfred app is awesome' Use a modifier key to force a fallback search: Note: this method is not guaranteed to work, since workflows can actually override any of the modifier keys available for forcing a web search.
  16. There is an existing feature request for this behavior: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/2653-adding-scopes-to-hotkeys/#entry15753 If you like the idea, post your thoughts there
  17. There is already a workflow for this: http://www.packal.org/workflow/workflow-help-workflows (Except it doesn't filter results as you type, nor can you easily print the result) Cheers
  18. This feels like a bug. If you use a Run Script action/output (language: /bin/bash; escape: double quotes, backslashes) with the following code: open "{query}" …everything works perfectly, regardless of encoding.
  19. I believe there is a workflow that does this already http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1805-share-using-mountain-lion-built-in-sharing-version-111/
  20. If the developer doesn't know his/her code has a dependency, it's that developer's responsibility, not Alfred's. I'm sorry if you are mistakenly upset with Alfred because of a third-party developer's failings. As a workflow author, I greatly appreciate receiving feedback about my work. It allows me to write better, smarter code that "just works". Providing feedback to the author is the best response in this situation. Cheers
  21. It's really the responsibility of the workflow's creator to list their workflow's dependencies. If the workflow requires Accessibility, it should be noted in the description. It would be better if you posted your thoughts on the original workflow's topic. That way, the developer for that workflow can handle his own code and make any necessary changes.
  22. Notification Center does work with Mavericks. Perhaps the note should read "Notification Center will only work in OS X 10.8 and above." Or perhaps Alfred could automatically remove the "Notification Center" option if the user is on OS X 10.7 and lower.
  23. Are you syncing Alfred's preferences to Dropbox?
  24. That XML looks valid. Could you upload your workflow? That would make diagnosing the problem much easier
  25. When accessing a Script Filter via Keyword, results are sorted by Alfred's knowledge base. When accessing the same hotkey via Hotkey connected to Keyword, knowledge is not applied. Additionally, Alfred does not learn what results are favored when accessed via Hotkey; he does not add the selected results to the knowledge base. Result order is thus different depending on how the Script Filter is accessed. Demo Workflow Alfred 2 v2.1.1 (227) on Mac OS X 10.9.1 (13B42). Replicated: Yes @smarg19 found this issue
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