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Enable/Disable Troi File Plug-in |
Controls the functions of the plug-in. You can disable and enable the functions of the plug-in. This allows you to create powerful solutions, without the risk of users misusing the functions, causing unwanted or harmful results.
Enable/Disable Troi File Plug-in [ Select ; Result (error) ; Action ;
Password ] |
Exchange Files |
Exchanges two files on disk
Exchange Files [ Select ; Result (error) ; FilePath 1 ; FilePath 2 ;
Allow different Volumes ] |
Execute Shell |
Execute a command in the (UNIX or Windows) shell of the operating system.
Execute Shell [ Select ; Result ; Shell command ; Timeout ; Wait on result ;
Encoding ; Wait time after exit ; Show command window ] |
Get File Contents with Dialog |
Shows the user a file selection dialog, the contents of the selected file is returned.
Get File Contents with Dialog [ Select ; Result ; Prompt ; Initial folder ;
Encoding ;
Convert to FileMaker line endings ] |
Insert in File |
Inserts text into a file, at the specified position.
Insert in File [ Select ; Result (error) ; Source filePath ;
Destination filePath ; Text to insert ; Position ;
Encoding ; Line endings ] |
Launch Application |
Opens an application in the Finder or Explorer.
Launch Application [ Select ; Result (error) ; FilePath ; Parameters ] |
Launch File |
Opens a file with the application that has registered it. This is the same application that would open it if you would manually double-click it.
Launch File [ Select ; Result (error) ; FilePath ] |
Mount Disk |
Connect to a shared network volume, by mounting the disk. You can then for example read or save files on this disk.
Mount Disk [ Select ; Result (error) ; Zone ; Server ; Disk ; User name ;
Password ; Reuse drive letter ] |
Move Folder |
Moves a folder to the specified folder path. Can also be used to rename the folder.
Move Folder [ Select ; Result (error) ; Source folderPath ;
Destination folderPath ] |
Open Folder |
Opens a folder in the Finder (on macOS) or in Windows Explorer.
Open Folder [ Select ; Result (error) ; folderPath ]