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‎Nov 06, 2008
09:30 AM
console input dialog problem
I use a console input dialog to ask for another directory.
The default value is $USER_MAGIC_FOLDER_1$ and the result should be stored into $USER_MAGIC_FOLDER_1$.
I type into the console: /home/foobar
but when I use the $USER_MAGIC_FOLDER_1$ e.g. inside a rule after this input, then the value is
"/home/foobar"
With this " around the answer, the directory-checks inside the rules fails. How to avoid these "?
(This problem only appears inside the console input dialogs. With the window user input panes no problem.)
The default value is $USER_MAGIC_FOLDER_1$ and the result should be stored into $USER_MAGIC_FOLDER_1$.
I type into the console: /home/foobar
but when I use the $USER_MAGIC_FOLDER_1$ e.g. inside a rule after this input, then the value is
"/home/foobar"
With this " around the answer, the directory-checks inside the rules fails. How to avoid these "?
(This problem only appears inside the console input dialogs. With the window user input panes no problem.)
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‎Nov 06, 2008
03:53 PM
I too ran into this problem and ended up writing my own console panel so i could replace the double quotes with nothing to get my value the way I wanted it.
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‎Nov 10, 2008
03:54 AM
The solution is to use $USER_MAGIC_FOLDER_1_1$ inside the rules. I tested it and it seems to work.