I'm not entirely sure why this has started happening since this is completely new behaviour and I haven't done any system updates but I have a nice little toolbar app for my Snow Leopard Finder.app that opens the existing folder/or files in TextMate.
It used to simply bring up TextMate with the chosen content but since today it instead gives me a prompt asking me to run or quit the script.
Here is what the popup looks like:
Now… this app/script isn't new, I trust the script and I don't want this popup everytime I use it.
So 2 questions:
- How do I disable this annoying prompt?
- Why am I all of a sudden getting it when yesterday everything was working fine?
Any insight would be much appreciated.
For reference the script in question is this one: OpenInTextMate
However the MateDot.app script I was using also is doing the same thing.
Thanks for reading.
Jannis
Best Answer
When you create a script in AppleScript Editor and then save it as an Application, there is an option to show a
Startup Screen
, as shown in the image below:When that option is enabled, when you launch the script in the Finder, it will first show that initial dialog before continuing.
As long as the AppleScript script-application in question wasn't saved with the
Run Only
option (see the image above), you should be able to open the script in AppleScript Editor by dragging the script-application's icon onto AppleScript Editor's icon. (When a script is saved asRun Only
, AppleScript Editor won't allow you to open it to see the source code). So, if you are able to open it OK, then you could Save a copy of it and make sure theStartup Screen
option is disabled.As for why this suddenly started happening when yesterday it didn't, I'm not sure. What version of OS X are you using?