问题
I'm working on a script where a user logs into a guest account on OS and is prompted for their network credentials in order to mount their network home folder (while they benefit from working on a local user folder).
As the guest folder is deleted when users log out, I want to discourage them from saving anything there. I would like to replace the items on the Finder and Open/Save sidebar lists (such as "Desktop", username, "Documents", etc) with ones that would save into their network home folder.
It is possible to do this using AppleScript or Cocoa APIs, or do I need to modify a plist and restart the Finder? [Ack. Looking into ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.sidebars.plist, it isn't at all clear how I'd populate it.]
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回答1:
It is possible to do this using AppleScript or Cocoa APIs, or do I need to modify a plist and restart the Finder?
No.
As I said on that other question, the correct way to add an item to the sidebar is to use LSSharedFileList.
回答2:
A co-worker came up with this method that uses applescript:
tell application "Finder"
activate
-- Select the path you want on the sidebar in the Finder
select folder "Preferences" of folder "Library" of (path to home folder)
tell application "System Events"
-- Command-T adds the Documents Folder to the sidebar
keystroke "t" using command down
end tell
end tell
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1540557/add-an-item-to-the-finder-save-dialog-sidebar