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RE: Easy way to script "go to date" in iCal ?
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RE: Easy way to script "go to date" in iCal ?


  • Subject: RE: Easy way to script "go to date" in iCal ?
  • From: Jay Louvion <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 03 Feb 2006 16:55:08 +0100

Title: RE: Easy way to script "go to date" in iCal ?

Found out how to do that: the only complicated bit was getting the search running, since the “return” button didn’t respond. The “Dead K” (key next to the left arrow on Pbook’s, ascii character 3) did the trick. Here’s the result for anyone who might actualy have read my original post.

tell application "FileMaker Pro" to set EventDate to cellValue of cell "start date" of current record of document 1

if EventDate is "" then
   display dialog "No date is specified." & return & return with icon 2
else
   set EventDate to date EventDate
   set TheDay to day of EventDate as text
   set TheMonth to month of EventDate as integer as text
   set theYear to year of EventDate as text
   
    tell application "iCal" to activate
   
    tell application "System Events"
        tell process "iCal"
            keystroke "t" using {command down, shift down}
            keystroke TheDay
           keystroke tab
           keystroke TheMonth
           keystroke tab
           keystroke theYear
           keystroke (ASCII character 3)
        end tell
   end tell
end
if

Have a great week-end guys.

J.

Jay Louvion
Studio Casagrande
3, rue Müller-Brun
1208 Geneva

T+4122 840 3272
F+4122 840 3271

skypeme:
jaylouvion

www.studiocasagrande.com


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