| G’day scripters
I have a need to remove the icon for an App, while the App is running.
I’ve found this in many places across the net, but it fails with Sierra.
The Dock re-starts to it’s default after running this. Obviously Sierra does not like the code.
Any thoughts on how I can do this, or what’s wrong with this code, please? I’ve tried everything I can think of.
Don’t run this code unless you first copy the .plist to the Desktop, so you can restore it. (Drag with Option down).
I’ve changed the script from a ‘run Dock' to a ‘killall’.
Regards
Santa
try tell application "System Events" set dockPlistFile to property list file "~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dock.plist" tell dockPlistFile tell property list item "persistent-apps" set appTileItems to value of (every property list item whose value of property list item "tile-data"'s property list item "file-label" is not "Christmas Wonderland 6") set its value to appTileItems end tell end tell end tell end try do shell script ("killall Dock")
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