RE: Dismissing Dialog Box
RE: Dismissing Dialog Box
- Subject: RE: Dismissing Dialog Box
- From: Hellum Timothy <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 13:59:35 -0400
I believe the "Display Dialog" scripting addition allows for automated
button returns of default buttons. This was pointed out to me just
yesterday, so I haven't tried it yet. The test from the Display Dialog
dictionary runs as follows:
display dialog: Display a dialog.
display dialog anything -- title of dialog
[default answer anything] -- default editable text
[buttons list] -- list of up to three buttons
[default button anything] -- name or number of default button
[with icon anything] -- name or id of the icon to display
[with icon stop/note/caution] -- display one of these system icons
Result: reply -- record containing the button hit and text entered (if
any)
HTH,
Timothy
Photodesk
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From: David Walsh
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Sent: Wednesday, April 4, 2001 10:01 AM
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To: APPLESCRIPT
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Subject: Dismissing Dialog Box
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I wrote the script below to run on a machine with two hard drives.
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The user wanted the second hard drive to be unmounted on start-up.
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The problem is that a dialog box pops up asking if the user
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if they want to unmount the hard drive (default button OK).
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I have tried MouseClick (Sandi's Additions) but
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it does not seem to work the way I have used it.
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Hope someone can help me on this.
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tell application "Finder"
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set somelist to list disks
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if "Your Disk" is in somelist then
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set thisdisk to "Your Disk"
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end if
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put away item thisdisk
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end tell
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MouseClick At {1106, 815}
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