Le 01/08/2015 à 14:02, Christopher Stone < email@hidden> a écrit :
On Aug 01, 2015, at 03:07, Yvan KOENIG < email@hidden> wrote: I tried to borrow a piece of code to Christopher Stone but I discovered that it fails if there is no Safari window already open:
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Hey Yvan,
C'mon, you know how to fix that... :)
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tell application "Safari" try set frontDoc to first window where its document is not missing value
tell frontDoc set URL of its document to theURL close (tabs whose index is not 1) end tell
close (windows where it is not frontDoc)
on error make new document with properties {URL:theURL} end try
end tell --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Best Regards, Chris
The main point in my late message was the fact that under El Capitan we have to use two schemes according to the running OS.
Under Yosemite and older, the menu item 1 of menu 5 of Safari is Hide Toolbar or Show Toolbar (not sure of the English wording). Under El Capitan this menu item is "Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen" By default this item is checked and disabled (greyed) It is enabled only when Full screen mode is active.
It's the kind of problem which will probably surface quite often because many users installed the public beta but are unable to solve the problems introduced by changes in apps behavior.
I didn't guess that this may be the problem myself. Happily,at last, in his late message that the asker wrote : Although I¹m currently working on 10.11.
Yvan KOENIG running Yosemite 10.10.4 in French (VALLAURIS, France) samedi 1 août 2015 14:29:36
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