How to select the “File Name” radio box with Applescript GUI

Question

I'm running OS X 10.6 and I want to use applescript to click on the "File Name" radio button of the finder window when the search is open. (It defaults to "Contents")

I used the UI Browser (below) and came up with a path, but Applescript is giving me some errors so I must be doing something wrong. I've posted my code and screen shots below:

Code:

tell application "System Events"
    activate application "Finder"
    click checkbox "File Name" of radio group 1 of group 1 of splitter group 1 of window 1 of application "Finder"
end tell

Screen Cap:

Code From UIElementInspector

<AXApplication: “Finder”>
 <AXWindow: “Searching “UIElementInspector””>
  <AXSplitGroup>
   <AXGroup>
    <AXRadioGroup>
     <AXCheckBox: “File Name”>

Attributes:
   AXRole:  “AXCheckBox”
   AXRoleDescription:  “check box”
   AXHelp:  “(null)”
   AXValue:  “1”
   AXEnabled:  “1”
   AXFocused (W):  “0”
   AXParent:  “<AXRadioGroup>”
   AXWindow:  “<AXWindow: “Searching “UIElementInspector””>”
   AXTopLevelUIElement:  “<AXWindow: “Searching “UIElementInspector””>”
   AXPosition:  “x=1357 y=149”
   AXSize:  “w=75 h=17”
   AXTitle:  “File Name”

Actions:
   AXPress - press

Answer 1

Some more retarded UI scripting:

tell application "System Events" to tell process "Finder"
    set frontmost to true
    click menu bar 1's menu bar item "File"'s menu 1's menu item "Find"
    tell application "Finder"
        set toolbar visible of window 1 to false
        set bounds of window 1 to {0, 22, 960, 587}
    end tell
    tell window 1's splitter group 1
        click group 1's radio group 2's checkbox "File Name"
        click group 1's radio group 1's radio button "This Mac"
        click scroll area 1's outline 1's group 1's button 1 -- sort by Name
        click group 2's pop up button 1
        keystroke "sys" & return
        click group 2's pop up button 2
        keystroke "are " & return
    end tell
end tell

For some reason, on my 10.6.7 checkbox "File Name" is in radio group 2 instead of radio group 1.

Answer 2

Scripted UI operations can't be communicated to applications directly; they must go to an application process, in this case application process "Finder" as distinct from application "Finder". More information

BTW, Apple has sample code to do that exploration, instead of using a trial commercial program that may eventually time out or cease working.