问题
I'm trying to open a URL in Safari. It works fine for websites without Flash embedded, but crashes Safari for Flash sites.
Example (this WORKS):
tell application "Safari" to open location "http://google.com"
This CRASHES when Safari is not already running:
tell application "Safari" to open location "http://grooveshark.com"
Two things I noticed:
- Safari only crashes for websites with embedded Flash
- The script above only crashes if a new instance of Safari is created (i.e. Safari was not running before)
From the second observation I assume that it could be a permission issue of some sort. Maybe the Safari instance launched from the AppleScript has a problem loading plugins?
回答1:
Did you know "open location" is not a Safari applescript command? As such you shouldn't tell safari to run that command. "Open location" is in the standard additions to applescript and it's used to open a url in the default application that handles the url. Plus, if Safari is the default application for a user, and if it crashes if safari isn't already running, then why not launch safari first, then call your command... I haven't tried this... it's just a suggestion...
tell application "Safari" to launch
open location "http://grooveshark.com"
By the way, if you want to make sure safari is used, then you open the url like this...
tell application "Safari"
launch
make new document
tell document 1 to set URL to "http://grooveshark.com"
end tell
回答2:
I had come across a similar issue some time back while working on Xcode. I realized later that it was caused by an asset in Flash. If you turn your applescript into an application, the problem should be solved.
On Xcode, go to Run -> Stop on Debugger()/DebugStr() and uncheck the option if it is on and build your application again.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2971924/applescript-to-open-url-in-safari-crashes-for-flash-based-websites