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Re: newbie question in Safari
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Re: newbie question in Safari


  • Subject: Re: newbie question in Safari
  • From: Chet Goetz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2003 08:27:30 -0500

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On Wednesday, October 8, 2003, at 10:24 PM, Glenn wrote:

Just an FYI, do you know about putting your bookmarks in a folder and
setting the "Auto-Tab" checkbox (in the "Show All Bookmarks" window)?

::Glenn

Yep, i've got a few folders labeled as auto-tabs.

Anyways, i finally got the script to work. It's like Safari needed to be showed what to do. If I simply clicked once on the "Bookmarks" menu, then switched to Script Editor and ran the script, it would work. However, if I didn't show Safari what a click was like and simply tried to run the script, it wouldn't work. It would simply activate Safari.

So, here's the script that works: ("--" at end of each line)
--
tell application "Safari" to activate --

tell application "System Events" --
tell process "Safari" --
click menu "Bookmarks" of menu bar 1 --
click menu item "Open in Tabs" of menu "Bookmarks" of menu bar 1 --
end tell --
end tell --
--

Now, I've moved the links that I want open to the "root level" of the Bookmarks menu, because the same script with the following nested folders doesn't work:

--
click menu item "Open in Tabs" of menu "chet's links" of menu "Bookmarks Bar" of menu "Bookmarks" of menu bar 1 --
--

Does anyone know why it won't work? I'm really curious, now that I've put some time into it. Is there any other way to open bookmarks?
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