Scripted Commands From Catalog

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Jeff Bellune
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Scripted Commands From Catalog

Post by Jeff Bellune »

The Backup To... UDC doesn't work using the numbered script command from the Catalog.

My syntax in the Location field of the Catalog entry:

::#534::#1017::#1400

Translation: Go To Application Folder>Focus Tree>Execute UDC #1400 (Backup To...)

When that didn't work, I tried putting just the UDC #1400 in the Catalog. I manually selected the XYplorer folder in the tree and again in the list and then selecting the scripted command in the Catalog, but it didn't work.

In all cases, the Backup To scripted command complained that nothing was selected.

The Go To and Focus Tree commands *did* work correctly from the catalog.

-Jeff

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Re: Scripted Commands From Catalog

Post by admin »

Fixed as well. It was indeed the same bug as in your other posting.

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Post by Jeff Bellune »

Thanks, Don!

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