Checked the docs, googled around, no dice. Is it possible to display a dialog with checkboxes?
if you’re running Mavericks or Yosemite, go here:
www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/apps/
and download Dialog Toolkit, down the bottom of the page.
Thanks Shane, but I happily downgraded from 10.9 to 10.8. Any alternatives?
Change direction?
Mavericks broke too many things in my workflow, Yosemite was the nail in the coffin. I’ll keep this cat as long as I can :lol:
Thanks! That seems great, I hope I can dynamically generate the checkboxes based on folder chosen.
I’d recommend to fix the issues in the workflow, AppleScriptObjC brings a complete new world to AppleScript in Mavericks / Yosemite

I’d recommend to fix the issues in the workflow, AppleScriptObjC brings a complete new world to AppleScript in Mavericks / Yosemite
Never used AppleScriptObjC (it seems to me like another bridge) and AFAIK it’s been there since 10.6. Is that new world just the addition of libraries?
In 10.6 - 10.8 AppleScriptObjC was available only in Xcode to write Cocoa AppleScriptObjC applications.
Internally it’s indeed a bridge (like the CoreFoundation / Foundation bridge for C / Objective-C).
But from the scripter’s perspective it’s almost the same as writing native Objective-C
Thanks for the explanation, but for now I’ll stick to ML. iOSification, Cloudification and beta testing of a released OS is something I cannot correct in my workflow. It’s just the direction Apple’s taking.