jamesjfa Posted February 21, 2015 Share Posted February 21, 2015 Hi I would like to create a workflow that will open a new finder window that will display my NAS with all the shares. This saves me clicking on Finder > NAS ( then all shares are displayed) I have tried to modify and existing New Finder Window workflow but no joy. The closest I can get it to do is open the Network Folder tell application "Finder" activate make new Finder window to open folder "Network" of computer container end tell Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks, James Link to comment
jdfwarrior Posted February 21, 2015 Share Posted February 21, 2015 Hi I would like to create a workflow that will open a new finder window that will display my NAS with all the shares. This saves me clicking on Finder > NAS ( then all shares are displayed) I have tried to modify and existing New Finder Window workflow but no joy. The closest I can get it to do is open the Network Folder tell application "Finder" activate make new Finder window to open folder "Network" of computer container end tell Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks, James It's really weird.. it doesn't return the folder names when you try to retrieve them. You can tell it to "get folder 'itsname'" but it doesn't show the name on the returned object. TRy something like this.. tell application "Finder" activate open folder "NAS" of folder "Network" of the computer container end tell If you don't have any shares on the NAS mounted, it will just open to that device and require authentication to the device. If you have already mounted a share on that device, it should show the list of shares. Link to comment
jamesjfa Posted February 21, 2015 Author Share Posted February 21, 2015 Thank you David Still no joy though. It only saves me clicking on Finder then NAS. Was just trying to get me head around a workflow. tell application "Finder" activate open folder "Network" of the computer container end tell At least this opens the network folder and I just have to double click on NAS. Link to comment
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