GoOz Posted March 17, 2013 Posted March 17, 2013 Hey guys ! Let me explain the situation first : I work with people on windows but i work on OSX. I often get DOS path on a shared volumes (mounted with samba) where documents i need are stored. Usually, it's .png or other graphic files. And there we are, i want to do a workflow where i type a keyword then paste the DOS path i was given; then i run a bash script that translate the DOS path to Unix path (script i already have); finally i want that new path to be open in my browser. So far, i made the input with a "keyword" then the {query} sent to a "Run script" and the new {query} sent to a "Notification". It works that way but it's not what i want. I can't figure out how to send the new {query} to the browser though. Did i miss something ? Thanks for the help GoOz Amoftcoorb 1
GoOz Posted March 18, 2013 Author Posted March 18, 2013 So... i've been trying a long time… Kinda succeeded. keyword object -> Run script bash to translate the DOS path to Unix path -> Run script bash to open this new path in the browserStill wondering why i can't make several actions in a row though. Wish i could translate the path THEN send it an Open URL object.If there's a way to do that, i couldn't find it.
jdfwarrior Posted March 20, 2013 Posted March 20, 2013 So... i've been trying a long time… Kinda succeeded. keyword object -> Run script bash to translate the DOS path to Unix path -> Run script bash to open this new path in the browser Still wondering why i can't make several actions in a row though. Wish i could translate the path THEN send it an Open URL object. If there's a way to do that, i couldn't find it. I'm actually going to try and put together a few example workflows of how to chain several things together. They may require a little more work than what you want for this project though. Not sure how far down this rabbit hole you want to venture.
GoOz Posted March 20, 2013 Author Posted March 20, 2013 I'm actually going to try and put together a few example workflows of how to chain several things together. They may require a little more work than what you want for this project though. Not sure how far down this rabbit hole you want to venture. Well, it's still interesting & could give me others ideas even it doesn't really fit to my purpose on this one. I looked at several others workflows to understand "howtos" and never really found out what i needed. Everything is good to know.
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