Workflow not behaving as expected

[mikejandreau]

I’m building a workflow that effectively changes input/output on my computer and pauses iTunes/Radium.

 

So when I get a call, I can hit a keyboard shortcut and change my input/output to my headset, then back to speakers when I’m done.

 

That part’s working, but I’ve got a second action executing Applescript chained in that should be pausing iTunes or Radium if they’re running, which doesn’t seem to be working.

 

If I assign a keyword or trigger directly to the AppleScript to pause the music, it works, but not when it’s chained after the Perl script to change input/output. I can’t seem to figure out why.

 

I uploaded the .workflow here: http://take.ms/8UUpO if someone can take a look and let me know what I'm missing, I'd appreciate it.

[deanishe]

Don't use Run NSAppleScript. Use a normal Run Script action instead, with Language set to /usr/bin/osascript (AS).

[mikejandreau]

@deanishe That didn't work either.

 

It's like the workflow completely ignores the script(s) after the Perl scripts complete.

 

Even with the Run NSAppleScript code, if I run it directly from the keyboard shortcut, bypassing the Perl script(s), it works. So it's not a code issue, but something odd happening in the ordering of the workflow, I think.

 

Any other suggestions?

[deanishe]

Nope, sorry. The iTunes script works for me.

[mikejandreau]

It works for me too, just not in conjunction with the other scripts.  Alfred's completely ignoring that it exists, unless I have the keyboard shortcut execute it and only it.

[mikejandreau]

What's even more weird; if I re-order them so the AppleScript runs first, it works flawlessly.

 

Oh well, it works now with a little bit of re-ordering. Not sure why it didn't work the other way, but I'm happy it's working now!