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Could you explain in the other thread (Does not support Spaces) how exactly you paste the link, that it gets img markers? Step after step...

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with(File(Folder.desktop + '/psd.txt')) open('r'), r = read(), close()
lngth = (splt = r.split(',')).length; while(shft = splt.shift())
prompt((lngth - splt.length) + ':', shft)

The same as you used previous scripts? Save these codes to separate .jsx files, one as Reader, second as Writer. You may then copy them to 'Presets / Scripts' folder of your Photoshop, so after relaunching the application you'll have access to them from 'File / Scipts' menu.

Simply post the link without adding [/img] & [img] markers.

This is the same as you posted earlier. The original one I changed to link from image. In both cases it doesn't work. Is it image or link?

The code is made from Photoshop Batch that uses actions, not scripts.

Replace paths for 'Actn' and 'ASet' to your Action name and ActionSet name.

The link you posted does not work. Can you repost the correct one?

'PreservedFileName' field is more correct for original name. It can be obtained from File Properties in Raw Data of XMP Metadata. Write to: !ExternalObject.AdobeXMPScript && ExternalObject .AdobeXMPScript = new ExternalObject('lib:AdobeXMPScript'); (meta = new XMPMeta((xmp = (aD = activeDocu...

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preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS

By the way, what about other 2 threads I answered to - were my replies useful?

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