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Re: Apple Timed Out Error
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Re: Apple Timed Out Error


  • Subject: Re: Apple Timed Out Error
  • From: Daniel Rodrigue <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:58:01 -0500

Hi Richard,

On Mar 09, 2010, at 11:45, Richard @ Beaver Promotions wrote:

I have a display dialog box that comes up on alerting the user to do something.

But this user could be away from his desk on break, making a coffee, attending a meeting, taking a smoke, anyway but as his desk when this alert box appears.

How do I correctly stop this dialog box from raising an Apple Timed Out error?
Hum... Do I understand that you want to stop the script if there is no answer to the «display dialog» or you just want to avoid going to the «Time Out Error» because there is no answer?

To dismiss quietly the Dialog, use the «giving up» option of the «display dialog» command.

set theResult to display dialog unicode text ¬
     default answer unicode text ¬
     hidden answer boolean ¬
     buttons {unicode text, ...} ¬
     default button unicode text | integer ¬
     cancel button unicode text | integer ¬
     with title unicode text ¬
     with icon unicode text | integer ¬
     with icon stic ¬
     with icon file ¬
     giving up after integer

To stop the script use the following:

set sResult to button returned of (get display dialog "Please do something..." buttons {"OK", "Cancel"} giving up after 3)
if sResult = "" then error number -128 -- <<<<< the script will stop right there.


On another topic this same script checks whether a file that was created by a cgi script exists on an ftp server. Due to finder only mounting
read-only ftp drives I have to dismount and re-mount the ftp drive every x minutes. This is quite annoying, I wonder if there is any alternatives.
You can use the «cURL» UNIX command with the FTP option to read or write the an FTP server...

Regards,

Dan

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