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The choose file command is the AppleScript version of the Open dialog box not that the command opens anything, but it presents the user with the Open dialog box and allows them to specify a file. From that point on, what happens to the file is up to you and your script. You use choose file when you need the user to specify a file that the script has to deal with. Allowing the user to choose a file has the same sort of effect as a script droplet. The user has the ability to specify a file that the script will then process. Imagine you create a script that opens an Adobe InDesign file, exports all the images, and then catalogs them. Sure, if you have a strict filing convention and folder hierarchy, the script may be able to find the files that need processing. However, if the file can be any InDesign file from anywhere on the hard disk or network, you will want to use the choose file command to allow users to specify the file themselves. One of the most important features of the choose file command is its ability to restrict the user to choosing files of specific types. For example, when you select File Open in an application, you are restricted to choosing files that the application supports; the same is true for the restrictions you can put on your script s users by specifying which file types they can choose with the choose file command. I ll provide more details about this in the Restricting to Specific File Types section.

style.css .label {float: left; width: 150px; } .infobox {width: 150px; } .error { color: red; padding-left: 10px; } .submit { margin-left: 150px; margin-top: 10px;} option{ background-color:red; color:white; } .meal{ background-color:cyan; color:blue; } To make the options appear colorful, we will be applying different styles to even-numbered and odd-numbered options of the select element. The type selector option will apply style properties to all the options of the select element, setting their background color to red and the foreground color to white. The style rule meal will be applied to only odd-numbered options of the select elements via jQuery code, setting their background color to cyan and foreground color to blue. To apply the style rule meal to the odd-numbered options of the select element, we need to add the following statement in jQuery code: $('option:odd').addClass('meal'); The overall jQuery code may appear as shown here (for details of the validation logic, please see Recipe 4-9): $(document).ready(function() { $('.error').hide(); $('option:odd').addClass('meal'); $('.submit').click(function(event){ var selectedopts=""; var count=$('select option:selected').val(); if(count==0) { $('p.result').hide(); $('.error').show(); } else { $('select option:selected').each(function(){ selectedopts+=$(this).text()+","; }); $('.error').hide(); $('p.result').show(); $('p.result').text('You have selected '+ selectedopts); } event.preventDefault(); }); });

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There s much to know about classes and commands that is not explained here. Please read on; it will all make sense in time.

The commands in the dictionary appear along with a brief description, which is followed by the command s syntax, which also includes the parameters. The optional parameters appear in square brackets. The following is an example taken from the Finder s dictionary. The example shows the listing of the update command: update: Update the display of the specified object(s) to match their on-disk representation update reference -- the item to update [necessity boolean] -- only update if necessary (i.e. a finder window is open). default is false [registering applications boolean] -- register applications. default is true The description of the update command is great. You read it, and you have no doubt about what the command does. The required parameter for the command is the reference to the object you want to update.

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The optional parameters are necessity, which is explained well, and registering applications, which . . . well, I have no idea what it s good for or what it does. The dictionary author either got a bit lazy or simply didn t know the answer either.

On execution of the preceding jQuery code, we find that even-numbered and odd-numbered options of the select element appear in different foreground and background colors, as shown in Figure 4-25.

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