>As to your suggestion about examining each message first before deleting,
>I'd rather figure out away for Emailer to do this as 99% of messages with
>attachments (html attachments anyway) are spam.
Oh, that is what I meant. I didn't mean for YOU to check and see if an
attachment existed before trying to trash it, I meant for the AppleScript
to check.
And in fact, it looks like the applescript IS checking. Its supposed to
return a messagebox if no attachment exists. It seems it isn't doing
that, and instead is just hanging.
So what I would try first is, remove the "on error" section so that it
doesn't attempt to show the message box (for your needs, you don't need
to know personally that the message lacked an attachment).
So comment out the following lines (add two dashes (--) at the start of
the line to comment out a line in applescript).
>if fNoValidEnclosures is true then
> display dialog "At least one of the selected messages has no valid
>enclosures." & �
> "" buttons {"OK"} default button "OK" with icon caution
>end if
That set of lines is at the very end of the applescript. See if removing
those makes the problem go away. It might be as simple as Emailer is
failing to display the messagebox because the script is being run as part
of a mail action.
If that doesn't work, you'll have to try having the delete steps exit
another way.
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
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