Seems like the OS X 10.6.5 update broke the Omnifocus mail plugin. Breaks GrowlMail too. Any idea when a new plug will be available?
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2010-11-11, 04:52 AM
Seems like the OS X 10.6.5 update broke the Omnifocus mail plugin. Breaks GrowlMail too. Any idea when a new plug will be available?
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Member
2010-11-11, 05:45 AM
It already is available. You just have to reinstall the plugin and it updates its version information to match what is expected.
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Member
2010-11-11, 11:04 AM
Thanks.
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I'm sorry for the confusion here! We can't prevent Apple's system updates from doing this from time to time, but you just can re-install the Clip-o-tron from OmniFocus' preferences to get back up and running.
(They're disabling plugins automatically, not because they've actually detected any sort of problem.)
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2010-11-14, 06:08 PM
I just ran system update on my Mac and installed the latest OS update. Afterwards, I noticed Mail had several changes. MailTags, for example, was disabled, had to go download and install the latest update to restore it.
So, I went to clip an email to my inbox and it wouldn't work. Figured it was the standard issues after a re-start so I went to do it manually. It would not clip anything, or even show any of the Services menu, until I highlighted some text. Then it clipped it. The behavior I used to see was that I would simply highlight an email in the message list and then ctrl-x and the quick entry window would pop up with the email clipped per the standard behavior. Now I can't get that to happen unless I actually highlight text in the email's preview window. Any clue what's up?
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2010-11-14, 06:37 PM
Go to the Clipping preferences and reinstall the Clip-o-Tron. Retry your experiment. It should work at that point. When Mail changes, they bump a version number that the plug-ins have to reference for compatibility checking, and everything flunks. Omni updates the Clip-o-Tron to finess the check when you install the Clip-o-Tron again in the presence of a newer version of Mail so you don't actually have to obtain a new plug-in, but if you don't do it, you'll get the clipping behavior at the lowest common denominator provided by the Any Application clip-in (copy the selected text). If you rearrange your clipping plug-ins so that Mail is at the bottom of the list, you would see this same behavior.
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Member
2010-11-14, 06:37 PM
Go into Preferences > Clippings and reinstall the clip-o-tron. Should work then.
Edit: lol - you beat me again whpalmer4.
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Member
2010-11-15, 02:36 AM
bingo, worked like a charm.
Thanks folks.
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