Executing bridgetalk messages from a modal dialog

I have a script that runs a BridgeTalkLongProcess from an onClick event within a modal dialog. This worked well in CS2, but not in CS3. The BridgeTalkLongProcess does run, but not until the modal dialog closes. The BridgeTalkLongProcess is attempting to run a process in Photoshop (the target)from Bridge.
Any tips on how to work around this. Do I have to convert the dialog to a palette? Why the change from the CS2 behavior?
TIA
Rory

Rory,
I had some more time to investigate this issue today, looking for the underlying bug.
I now think my first advice (to use a scheduled task) was probably unhelpful--sorry. I have observed the following behavior sending BridgeTalk messages from button onSelect handlers in modal dialogs. If the onSelect handler sends the BridgeTalk message to Photoshop, the message is sent immediatelyy, but the BridgeTalk object's onResult handler is not called until the modal dialog box closes. If the onSelect handler schedules a task to send the BridgeTalk message, then the message is not sent until the dialog box closes.
I am actually not very familiar with the AdobeLibraryN.jsx scripts, but I took a quick look at the BridgeTalkLongProcess class in the AdobeLibrary1.jsx that was in your zip and it looks to me like it may rely on getting a call to the onResult handler to work as designed. That may be why your script appears to hang--we're waiting on onResult, and that does not execute until the dialog closes.
For now I reccomend that you try a work-around that will dismiss the modal dialog before you make any BridgeTalk calls to Photoshop.
Thanks,
David Franzen
Quality Engineer
Adobe Systems, Inc.

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