Turn off Wifi if Display Ethernet is plugged in

TurnoffWifiwithDisplayPort

-- note this assumes your wireless ethernet interface is en1
-- get the correct interface from the menu Apple|About This Mac|Network|Wi-Fi or from terminal using ifconfig -a
-- todo:
-- dynamically set the wifi
-- 

set makiaeawireedstatus to null

set makiaeawireedstatus to do shell script "networksetup -listallhardwareports"

try
  set makiaeawirelessstatus to do shell script "networksetup -getairportpower en0"
on error
	display dialog "The script did not work as intended, please check the networksetup command (in terminal) works on your system. It has been tested on mac os 10.7 (Build 11A459e). Other versions of mac os may not have this command available. Please open the applescript in applescript editor for more details." buttons {"kthxbai"}
end try

-- Check to see if you have display Ethernet plugged in 
if makiaeawireedstatus contains "Display Ethernet" then
	-- display dialog "the string is:" & makiaeawireedstatus
	if makiaeawirelessstatus is "Wi-Fi Power (en0): On" then
		-- disable wifi
		do shell script "networksetup -setairportpower en0 off"
	end if
else
	-- display dialog "nuttin' honey"
	--if no display ethernet, turn on wifi
	if makiaeawirelessstatus is "Wi-Fi Power (en0): Off" then
		do shell script "networksetup -setairportpower en0 on"
	end if
end if