solved Help with "Alfred is not allowed assistive access"

[IvanV]

Hi guys. I'm on Monterey, running the script below (close notifications), Alfred 4 Accessibility access is allowed.

Getting the "Alfred is not allowed assistive access". Why?

 

on alfred_script(q)
	tell application "System Events"
		tell process "NotificationCenter"
			set theseWindows to every window whose subrole is "AXNotificationCenterAlert" or subrole is "AXNotificationCenterBanner"
			repeat with i from 1 to number of items in theseWindows
				set this_item to item i of theseWindows
				try
					click button 1 of this_item
				on error
					my alfred_script(q)
				end try
			end repeat
		end tell
	end tell
end alfred_script

 

[vitor]

Welcome @IvanV,

 

13 hours ago, IvanV said:

Getting the "Alfred is not allowed assistive access".

 

Where? How is the warning being presented? If access is given but it’s not working remove the access then give it again, macOS sometimes needs that.

[IvanV]

On 5/22/2022 at 2:40 AM, vitor said:

Welcome @IvanV,

 

 

Where? How is the warning being presented? If access is given but it’s not working remove the access then give it again, macOS sometimes needs that.

In the debug of the workflow.

Tried to disable/re-enable access, no joy. 

 

The whole log:

[10:12:26.468] Logging Started...
[10:12:28.696] ClearALL[Keyword] Processing complete
[10:12:28.698] ClearALL[Keyword] Passing output '' to Run NSAppleScript
[10:12:28.895] ERROR: ClearALL[Run NSAppleScript] {
    NSAppleScriptErrorAppName = "System Events";
    NSAppleScriptErrorBriefMessage = "Alfred is not allowed assistive access.";
    NSAppleScriptErrorMessage = "System Events got an error: Alfred is not allowed assistive access.";
    NSAppleScriptErrorNumber = "-25211";
    NSAppleScriptErrorRange = "NSRange: {113, 100}";
}

 

[vitor]

Try replacing the Run NSAppleScript with a Run Script with /usr/bin/osasscript (AppleScript) as the language. Run NSAppleScript even suggests it, because it’s more reliable.

Edited May 23, 2022 by vitor

[IvanV]

On 5/23/2022 at 2:36 PM, vitor said:

Try replacing the Run NSAppleScript with a Run Script with /usr/bin/osasscript (AppleScript) as the language. Run NSAppleScript even suggests it, because it’s more reliable.

That helped, thanks!