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s also present in the 1.0 release. Look at the answer @andrea-balducci submitted that gives you an intelligent way to deal with this. If the checkbox is not checked, the resulting text retrieved should be 'false false' - its a good workaround to account ! Mad props toThe hidden input has the same name as the checkbox - if the checkbox by the same name isn't checked then its value isn't posted whereas the value of the hidden is posted. The first time the browser encounters a named element it will use that value and ignore all other elements with the same name. This guarantees that a value is submitted: true if the checkbox is checked (assuming it's found above the hidden element) and false if checkbox is unchecked (the empty checkbox is ignored and the hidden becomes the fall back). The real wtf is why t You're wrong: it's valid html to have multiple form elements with the same name; and if so, all elements are posted, and I'm not sure the order is actually d
efined (though likely to be simply in page order in practice). Using the word "false" as the value is somewhat misleading, so yeah, it's OpenInTerminal just makes it easier to open the current folder on finder in the terminal. You could either select the folder you wish to open or simply be in the folder to open it in the terminal. This makes development a much more easier. It's not about whether it's an automator workflow or if it's an application. It's about the help that it's doing and the time it's saving when developing. Terminal's built in services aren't the same as this application. You're free to use whatever you're comfortable with. Some people found it helpful for them and some people - a better, less misleading choice would have been something like "exists" or some meaningless token like a dasThere are no keyboard shortcuts assigned to the Services by default. You can assign them inSystem Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts >
Services, which you'll need to visit to enable them, since most Services are disabled by default. (NOTE: "hot key" has a specific meaning it's a global shortcut key registered by an application that works even when the application isn't active. Keyboard shortcuts assigned to Services only apply to the active application, and are overridden if the application already has a command with the same sho