Sure. My exact requirements would be a window titled "TV Show Maker 3.0" and within the window has the instructions "Please select the correct TV Show, then press OK." At the bottom would be cancel button which would cancel the script and close the window, and the OK button that would close the window. A list of names of tv shows is displayed in a column so that all of them are visible (or at least several with a scroll, exactly how the choose from list applescript GUI looks) with a default selection on the first item of the list.
Now, the location of these names can depend on whatever would be the best avenue. Let me explain. I have a list of lists (called seriesResults), each list is a series (tv series) and within each list is several items, say item 1 is series id, item 2 is series name, and item 3 is original air date and item 4 is overview. So the choose from list has the series names from each series in the list (item 2). Now multiple selection is not allowed, so depending on which series name is selected, the corresponding air date and overview is shown in a text box to the right of the choose from list. So select the first series name in the list, and item 3 and item 4 of item 1 of seriesResults is displayed in the corresponding text boxes to the right. The air date text box would have a label like "Original Air Date:" but the overview one wouldn't need a label. Then, when a selection is made and the OK button is pressed, the actual thing I need from all of this is the series id (item 1 of each series). So if that could somehow be extracted. Or I could just have the seriesName and then use a repeat function to cycle through all of the lists, find the series match, then get the corresponding series id.
That is pretty much exactly what I need to do. Let me know if you don't understand anything. Thanks a lot.
