Re: Distinguishing scriptlets for Apple Events
Re: Distinguishing scriptlets for Apple Events
- Subject: Re: Distinguishing scriptlets for Apple Events
- From: Joshua See <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2003 11:01:30 -0600
On Saturday, March 15, 2003, at 05:43 AM, Michael Slomski wrote:
Why don't you simply set up your Applet in the SystemPrefs, tab Email
as you
Standard Email app. Idon't know, if this will work for you, but it is
worth a try :-)
Tried already. It didn't. :(
On Saturday, March 15, 2003, at 03:07 AM, JJ wrote:
But I'm not sure you can handle a mailto with a "GURLMAIL". I think you
should use a standard "GURLGURL" event, which may be what your app will
receive "on clicked a mailto":
I used GURLMAIL because that's what the OS 9 Mail script uses to call
the mailer. I searched for examples or documentation on a recommended
method, and the best I found was of course already sitting on my
computer. I tested the script with handlers for both, and GURLMAIL
seems to work.
You can try changing all the necessary flags: creator,
Tried before writing the list. No luck.
(you can delete both FREF & BNDL)
Tried before writing the list. No luck.
and "plst" (look for your app's "CFBundleSignature").
That got it! Are you Irish? :)
Thank you very much. It behaves a little oddly with the internet system
preferences panel (showing up as nothing), but this isn't a major
concern, since each browser can be individually set.
--
Joshua See Phone:(715)425-4357
Information Technology Services Fax: (715)425-0645
University of Wisconsin at River Falls
410 South Third Street email@hidden
River Falls, Wisconsin 54022-5001
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