Okay. I found the Search in iTunes trigger and enabled it, searched for a track and ran Rob's script, and it worked for me. Rob's script works for me when I select the file and when I use the iTunes plugin to find the track (e.g., by using the search in iTunes trigger or by right- arrowing into iTunes.app). Does it work for you when you when you find a track by right-arrowing in to iTunes?
I'm running B58 on Snow Leopard. Who knows what version of the iTunes plugin I'm running (or if there are multiple versions): I've completely lost track of versioning for plugins. But if there is a newer version, I'm probably running it. Just to make sure we are all on the same page, the script that works for me is the following three lines: on open of theFile tell application "iTunes" to play theFile with once end open The error you report makes it sound like you don't have the "on open" bit... -David On Jan 7, 8:31 pm, sudo <[email protected]> wrote: > You can activate the trigger in > Preferences>Triggers>iTunes>Search in iTunes > > Rob's script works when you select a track in the Finder. > Selecting a song with the trigger above in the first pane gives in > console > Quicksilver[92784:10b] AppleScript Action: No handler? Aborting... > > It'd be great to make it work with the trigger as the search is way > snappier. > > On Jan 8, 1:01 am, dsanson <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > I don't have a "Search in iTunes" trigger. But Rob's script works for > > me in the second pane. > > > -David
