Basically, first of all you need to make sure the applescript works (that's
what everyone here is trying to do).
Instead of running it through Quicksilver, open up Script Editor found in
your applications/utilities folder and copy / paste the script into that,
then click run.
If that works then it could be a problem with Quicksilver
2009/11/30 elspub <els...@gmail.com>
> You might also have issues if you don't have growl installed. I'm not
> sure the handler I wrote doesn't cause issues if you don't have growl.
>
> If you don't have/don't want Growl:
> change Jon's callskype() handler (which is also better) to :
>
> on callskype(intext)
> ignoring application responses
> tell application "Skype"
> send command "CALL " & intext script name
> "CallScript"
> end tell
> end ignoring
> end callskype
>
> Then delete the entire triggerGrowl handler (which is at the bottom of
> the script):
> on triggerGrowl(currentTitle, currentDesc)
> tell application "System Events"
> --set MyApp to name of the first process whose
> frontmost is true
> set processnames to name of every process
> end tell
> if "GrowlHelperApp" is in processnames then
> tell application "GrowlHelperApp"
> set the allNotificationsList to
> {"Notification"}
> set the enabledNotificationsList to
> {"Notification"}
> register as application ¬
> "Quicksilver" all notifications
> allNotificationsList ¬
> default notifications
> enabledNotificationsList ¬
> icon of application "Skype"
> notify with name "Notification" title
> currentTitle description
> currentDesc application name "Quicksilver"
> end tell
> end if
> end triggerGrowl
>
