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Need to run Photoshop listener code from Bridge?

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Sep 18, 2015 Sep 18, 2015

Is it possible to run code from the Photoshop listener from Bridge.  I am having to use the listener because script goes through is a third party tool and its functions and settings are not exposed (couple hundred lines of listener code).  So far with bridge I have found that that its easy enough to ask it to do a single simple thing from bridge but doing more than one line is a lot of work.

Is there a way to send a chunk of Phothshop script from bridge?

Another option I was thinking, was to have Bridge execute a separate Photoshop script, is that possible....i.e. On button press in bridge run Photoshop script.

Sorry for all the questions...I am new to the Adobe scripting model and I have found very little documentation and examples online are very hit and miss.

Thank you for any help in advance!

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Community Expert , Sep 18, 2015 Sep 18, 2015

You can run Photoshop scripts though Bridge using Bridge talk. You download the SDK describing how to do this here:

Bridge Developer Center | Adobe Developer Connection

There are also lots of examples on these forums about using Bridge talk such as this one:

I want to know that how to use 'Bridge Talk'.

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Sep 18, 2015 Sep 18, 2015
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You can run Photoshop scripts though Bridge using Bridge talk. You download the SDK describing how to do this here:

Bridge Developer Center | Adobe Developer Connection

There are also lots of examples on these forums about using Bridge talk such as this one:

I want to know that how to use 'Bridge Talk'.

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