Growl and "Complete & Await reply" applescript
 

I installed the recent growl upgrade (v 1.2) and now when I run the "Complete & Await reply" applescript in OF, I get a growl notification saying the script could not complete because the growl helper app got a "connection is invalid" error.

The script still actually works but the error message appears on completion. Anyone else had the same issue and have you discovered a fix ?

I'm running OF 1.7.4

Cheers, Warwick

Have you tried restarting since installing the update per [URL="http://forums.omnigroup.com/showthread.php?t=14079&highlight=growl"]this thread[/URL] (found by searching the forum for "Growl").

Fixed !!!. Yes I had seen that post and restarted growl and Omni and even the whole Mac with no joy. However I just restarted growl again before responding and it worked ?!?!

Script Complete and Await Reply
 

I have downloaded the script for Omnifocus “Complete and Await Reply” and of course i use Growl But it does'nt work.

Its says in french AppleScript a rapporté l’erreur suivante :
Il est impossible d’obtenir item 1 of {} Le script « Complete and Await Reply.scpt » n’a pas pu s’achever.

What i could translate - the script complete and await reply couldnt achieve
It is impossible to obtain the item 1 of {}.

I am on snow leopard I have dowload the script and draged it on ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/OmniFocusof course i use Growl

Would you help me many thanks indeed for i am not acustom to script

Jupiter, it's hard to tell exactly what's going on, but I have an idea.

One of the folks that works here is pretty fluent in french. If you send the exact text of the error message you're getting to the [EMAIL="omnifocus@omnigroup.com"]support ninjas[/EMAIL], we can see if we can get a better idea of what the error message means.

The script expects a "waiting for" context whose name contains the exact letters "wait". I suspect your waiting-for context is named in French. If so, you should open the script in Script Editor and change the following line to use the name of your waiting-for context:

[CODE]
property waitingForContext : "wait"
[/CODE]

Cheers,

Curt