Customize Folder Action and Email script

Question

I have been adapting the below script so if I drop a file on the script, the file will be emaild to the default address. But, I can't figure out how to customize the two below easy tasks into this script. Thanks for any help out there!
1. A file is moved into folder1 triggers the script.
2. After the file is email'd I would like it to be moved into folder 2. I have found a script in this forum that moves the file, but I don't know where to add it.
on adding folder items to theFolder after receiving theAddedItems
tell application "Finder"
move theAddedItems to folder "G5:Users:camille:Desktop:folder2:"
end tell
end adding folder items to
The Send File Script that I have been adapting (concept and initial coding by Paul Van Cotthem):
property this_folder : "G5:Users:camille:Desktop:folder1"
property emailAddress : "[email protected]"
global sendAction
on open fileList
-- If one prefers to test for folders before the files are created, the enable this code.
repeat with filePath in fileList
if (filePath as string) ends with ":" then
display dialog "Please drop only files, not folder." buttons {"OK"} default button 1 with icon 0
return
end if
end repeat
enterAddress()
repeat with filePath in fileList
set filePath to filePath as string
if filePath does not end with ":" then -- it's a file
tell application "Finder" to set fileName to name of item filePath
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
-- This code is faster, but if the user trashed the attached files before sending them, Entourage cannot send the attachtments.
make new outgoing message at out box folder with properties {recipient:emailAddress, subject:fileName, attachment:filePath}
-- This code is slower, but attached files are saved into Entourage's message database immediately.
set theSubject to "File attached: " & fileName
set newmsg to make new draft window with properties ¬
{recipient:{address:emailAddress, recipient type:to recipient}, subject:theSubject, content:theSubject, attachment:filePath}
send newmsg
end tell -- Entourage
end if -- file or folder?
end repeat -- filePath
end open
on run
enterAddress()
end run
on enterAddress()
display dialog "Send to:" buttons {"Cancel", "Send now"} with icon note ¬
default button 2 default answer emailAddress giving up after 2
set dialogResult to result
set sendAction to button returned of dialogResult
set emailAddress to text returned of dialogResult
end enterAddress
G5   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  
G5   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  
G5   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  
G5   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  

Answer 1

Go ahead and put that chunk of code on a new line at the very bottom of your script. Then between the on adding folder items to theFolder after receiving theAddedItems line and the tell application "Finder" line, insert the word open on a line by itself.
By putting the term "open" there you are telling the script to run all the code in the "on open" block when triggered by the folder action handler. To make the folder action active you'll need to save the droplet in your ~/Library/Scripts/Folder Action Scripts folder, and then you'll need to attach it to something by control-clicking the desired folder and/or using the Folder Action Setup Utility to connect script to folder.