Q: AppleScript no longer works after upgrading from Mountain Lion to Yosemite

Hey all,

I have an AppleScript I use for my business that automates a process I use daily. This script does the following automatically:

• Creates a Job Folder inside a Client Folder
• Job folder created is based on the date with an optional description
• Creates subfolder inside the Job Folder for client original files, formatted files, final files, etc.
• Highlights the Client folder in the label color red
• Highlights the new Job folder also in the label color red
• Sets a Reminder that this new job is in my ToDo List

This script is fantastic and works like a charm in Mountain Lion.

However, I upgraded a testing system to Yosemite, and my script fails.

I get the following error message:

"The variable thePath is not defined"

I'm stuck, and don't know what has changed from Mountain Lion to Yosemite that would cause this error.

I would really appreciate it if someone could review this script and perhaps let me know how to correct this error.

Here is my script:

on run {input, parameters}

  set thePath to the first item of the input -- just one

  tell (current date)
  set textMonth to text -2 thru -1 of ("0" & (it's month as integer)) -- leading zero
  set textYear to text -2 through -1 of (it's year as text)
  end tell

  set jobName to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter the three letter company code:" default answer "Three Letter Job Code")
  set jobNum to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Number/Date:" default answer {textMonth & textYear & "01"})
  set jobLang to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Project & Description:" default answer "SCH Card 1 PDF")
  set jobNumName to jobName & jobNum & " - " & jobLang

  try
  makeFolderStructure out of {jobNumName, {"Client Originals"}, {"Fax"}, {" FORMATTED FILES"}, {" FINAL DELIVERABLES"}, {" TRANSLATION FILE"}} at thePath
  on error errorMessage number errorNumber -- oops
  activate me
  display alert "Error " & errorNumber message errorMessage
  end try

  tell application "Finder"
  # parent folder
  set the label index of thePath to 2 -- 2 = red
  set the folder_name to the name of thePath

  # child folder
  get ((thePath as text) & jobNumName) as alias
  set the label index of the result to 2 -- 2 = red
  end tell


  -- Adds an item in the iCal ToDo list for this job
  set summarycal to folder_name & " - " & jobLang
  tell application "Reminders"
  set theList to list "Send to Translators"
  set newToDo to make new reminder with properties {name:summarycal, container:theList}
  end tell

  return thePath
end run


to makeFolderStructure out of someItem at someFolder
  (*
          make the folder structure defined in someItem at someFolder
          someList defines the structure:
                    nested list items create folders in the previous text item - {"A", {"B", {"C"}}} = /A/B/C
                    empty text items will create untitled folders
                    parameters -        someItem [mixed]: the folder structure
                                              someFolder [alias]: the destination folder
                    returns nothing
          *)
  set parentFolder to someFolder
  if class of someItem is list then
  repeat with anItem in someItem
  if class of anItem is list then -- add subfolder(s)
  makeFolderStructure out of anItem at someFolder
  else -- add a new child folder at the current parent
  tell application "Finder" to make new folder at parentFolder with properties {name:anItem}
  set someFolder to the result as alias
  end if
  end repeat
  else
  tell application "Finder" to make new folder at someFolder with properties {name:someItem}
  end if
end makeFolderStructure

Once again, any help would be GREATLY appreciated! I'm completely stuck.