Hi,
today I thought about making our alerts better (especially less often in the night) but that seems lots of work.
Same if a single email address changed and we had to adapt dozens of actions in a dozen of tests. Or to add scheduled actions.
At the end we do already have > 30 alert profiles and the point&click interface is nice but pretty inefficient.
I was glad if one either could edit the action.lst with a notepad-like editor which is able to do search&replace, copy&paste items (not whole tests, that's possible today) etc.
OR
at least had an object orientated editor which lets me paste a fully configured action object into an alert profile.
Thank you.
Alert action editor (notepad-like or object orientated)
When you need to use the same address for many actions, we recommend to use global macro variablesSame if a single email address changed and we had to adapt dozens of actions in a dozen of tests
http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mframe.h ... m#udvmacro
We are thinking about some specialized search&replace option that can scan all actions, find the text within various fields, ask if you want to change this action and replace data.I was glad if one either could edit the action.lst with a notepad-like editor which is able to do search&replace, copy&paste items (not whole tests, that's possible today) etc.
OR
at least had an object orientated editor which lets me paste a fully configured action object into an alert profile.
Regards
Alex
That's a good 1st step (though the search and replace came in very handy to change the configured email addresses into the new macro variables).KS-Soft wrote:When you need to use the same address for many actions, we recommend to use global macro variablesSame if a single email address changed and we had to adapt dozens of actions in a dozen of tests
http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mframe.h ... m#udvmacro
That's "not bad" but pretty limited. A better option was a Save-to-textfile for single actions (including all configured options) with an additional [Add] Item "Add from textfile". This should be easy to implement, don't you think?KS-Soft wrote:We are thinking about some specialized search&replace option that can scan all actions, find the text within various fields, ask if you want to change this action and replace data.
That way one could edit actions relatively comfortable and quick.
Find&Replace function implemented in version 9.38
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... indreplace
Regards
Alex
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... indreplace
Regards
Alex