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@zslabs Yes, try something like this: skitch.com/itod/erbx1/loo…

@Bhasi13683 thanks. Resent.

@bulldogMonger that could be done now w/a "Run AppleScript" Action, but you would need to know the filename. But good idea for future Action

@jcontonio sorry no, but you can disable (or group and disable for convenience) the other Actions to get the same effect.

@dennisbest Yes. Same setup for Fake, Cruz and Fluid.

@dennisbest the one common one installed by Safari. Fake does *not* bundle its own WebKit.

@niczak try: right-click > Inspect Element

@wesleyh84 yes. just "Connect" a "Set Value of HTML Element" Action to the HTML file element. see video on Connecting vimeo.com/14701789

@garysucks yes, both wildcards and regex are supported. Search my Help main menu for "wildcards" for full details.

@AnonymousDevLog that is supported. XPath support comes straight from WebKit's implementation of document.evaluate(). developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/documen…

@jasonodra CSV would definitely work. something kinda like this: skitch.com/itod/fgwh3/loa…

@ryanrockets yes, exactly :|

@Switz213 no, sorry, I can't do that. But I'm very AppleScript-able (see my Dictionary). so there's a lot you can automate with Automator

@paulheyer oh i see. um, not sure of the algorithm  is using there. it seems a little inconsistent. i've already seen both actually.

@paulheyer sry, if you bought Fake before you can't update it thru the App Store. Apple does not support that.

@volkersfreunde no, sorry. I would if i could, but Apple does not allow that.

I'm live on the Mac App Store itunes.apple.com/us/app/fake/id…

@wredniak yes. 'Connect' a "Set Value of HTML Element" Action to the <input type=file> HTML file chooser element. Then 'Browse…' to the img

@wesbaker will do. A significant enhancement to Assertion/Error Handlers is coming in 1.7 (this month). So after that, yes! :)

@cglee sorry, no support for Flash interaction