They should be:

<a href="adobe://photoshop.cs5/Main/File/New">your link name</a>

<a href="adobe://photoshop.cs5/Scripts/script's name">your link name</a>

<a href="adobe://photoshop.cs5/Action/Action set/Action name">your link name</a>

This is a workaround.

You may create a script in script folder and write some code in this file to call script in your panel folder.

And you can user ExtensionManager to package them all into single .ZXP packet for easy deilver.

For example:

function callScriptInPanelFolder()

{

var scriptFile = new File(app.path + "/plug-ins/panels/mypanel/myscript.jsx");

$.evalFile(scriptFile, 30000);

}

Is there a list available with all the hrefs to adobe commands like "adobe://photoshop.cs5/Main/File/New" ?

Arend

I build this list, but it's experimental.

Please forgive me, if some one is broken, since maintain a big list like that is very hard.

Does anyone have this working for the scripts? For me the actions work, but the scripts don't... Also, is there a syntax for InDesign?

Cool, thanks! Now I can run a script from HTML.

However, I'm wondering as well...

1. Can I pass any parameters to the script?

2. Can anything I do in Photoshop send anything back to the HTML page?

3. Does any of this work in InDesign?

John Nack implied this was the case with his blog comment "Just like FP, WebKit will be able to send commands to the host app's scripting system." I would like to use the webkit form of the panel to control InDesign/Photoshop as directly as we can do with Flash-based CS Extensions built with the CS Extension Builder (i.e., imagine if the AJAX form of AIR could be used for extensions instead of just the Flash form of AIR). A single script is a step forward and has some viable use, but it would be most cool to be able to use HTML-based panels to directly work with the host application. It would appear the underpinnings may be there for this, but hard to find out for sure if this is the case.

I'm Sorry to say that I tried some html links to Indesign  but nothing happened and also the Adobe Configurator pdf refers to this option as  " Call a Photoshop menu item in HTML widget as a hyper link"

At this point I believe this feature is available only for Photoshop and not yet implemented in Indesign.