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AppleScript: Expected Reference (3 posts)
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- Started 19 years ago by haecceity
- Latest reply 19 years ago from haecceity
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haecceity Member
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Jim Matthews Administrator
I think that you want "put into remote directory remotedir" rather than "put into remotedir".
Please let me know if that isn't it,
Jim Matthews
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haecceity Member
That was it... sorry I didn't notice that.
Thanks for your quick response. You're the hardest working tech support guy I've ever come across.
ian
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Hello,
I'm getting the following error message when I run this script "Fetch 4.0.3 got an error: Expected a reference". the error occurs inside the 'else' statement. i can't understand why... i've used a similar 'put into' command in other scripts with no problem. Any suggestions? Thanks,
ian
tell application "Finder"
if folder "Macintosh HD:Users:User:Desktop:Backups" exists then
else
make new folder with properties {name:"Backups", desktop:true}
end if
set dialogVar to display dialog "Where would you like to backup to?" default answer ""
set BackupLocation to text returned of dialogVar
set dialogVar to display dialog "What is your user name" default answer ""
set UserName to text returned of dialogVar
set dialogVar to display dialog "What is your password" default answer ""
set UserPass to text returned of dialogVar
end tell
tell application "Fetch 4.0.3"
set remotedir to "ftp://" & UserName & ":" & UserPass & "@" & BackupLocation & "/Uploads" as string
open remote directory remotedir
if remote directory "Backups" exists then
delete remote directory "Backups"
put into remotedir item alias "Macintosh HD:Users:user:Desktop:Backups:"
else
put into remotedir item alias "Macintosh HD:Users:user:Desktop:Backups:"
end if
quit
end tell
Posted 19 years ago #