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Hmm that's weird. Both of these commands close the layer comps panel for me. I'm using Photoshop CC 2015.0 on MacOS app.runMenuItem(stringIDToTypeID("closeLayerCompsPanel")); var desc = new ActionDescriptor(); var ref = new ActionReference(); ref.putEnumerated(charIDToTypeID('Mn '), charID...

I don't think there is a way to open the dropdown by default. If you're looking to display all the names to the user, you could replace the dropdown menu with a list, like this: var win = new Window('dialog', 'Send Layer to Group'); win.list = win.add('listbox'); win.list.active = true; for(var i = ...

1) So what I've spent way too much time on is figuring out how to compare strings... You have a capital I in "If", it should be "if". var doc = app.activeDocument; var docName = doc.name; // (a.o.) this is not working...: if (docName == "specific.tif" ) { // continue a...

You need to set the dropdown element to be active. You can do that with this little line (line #96).

Hey guys, I just updated my brackets-to-photoshop extension. https://github.com/JavierAroche/brackets-to-photoshop I included a good amount of features, I hope you find them useful when scripting for Adobe applications. The idea is to completely replace the ExtendScript Toolkit app, which is really ...

This should do it. You have to select the parent folder that contains the folders you want to process since you can't select multiple folders (as far as I know). I added comments so it's easier to understand. // Import folders with images into Photoshop // Javier Aroche // Get parent folder that con...

I don't see a list of the print color profiles exposed in the document model (maybe it's under application?). I was only able to get the current active profile :( NOTE: Only works if "Color Handling" is set to "Photoshop Manages Colors" in the print settings. Otherwise the printe...

That's a good idea to try to get the selection of the layer to see if it has any pixels. There is an Action Descriptor for it, but I'm not sure if it returns an error when executing it on an empty layer. I have a different solution. You can validate the width and height of the selected layer (assumi...

Hey Peter, it would help if you could post your code so we can understand what you're trying to achieve. It sounds like you need to make that date string into a variable that will reflect the current date. If that's the case, then you don't need to copy anything from your clipboard. The function new...

Other than sleep (which is really not ideal), I don't think you can set a timeout in a pure JSX context. If you're in the context of an HTML panel or Generator, then you have way more flexibility to do something like this.