I rebooted EVERYONE in my dashboard yesterday to the great surprise of everyone in my dashboard who was not at lunch.  I created some scripts which I though did not contain a shutdown command but there was one in one of the scripts.  When creating a task, I can add a script, but I cannot see what is in the script without backing out and editing the script again.

I can think of two things: 

1.  I would like to be able to peek inside a script before adding it to a task.

2.  I would like to color code scripts.  If I choose red for scripts with a shutdown command, then I can easily see danger including said script.

Hi there,

Oh noes . You're right, we definitely need a "peek script" function from the task list to avoid further confusions. As for the script color, this would be awesome to have. I am a big fan of color coding things.

-Paul

On 1/16/2017 at 2:44 PM, Paul said:

Hi there,

Oh noes . You're right, we definitely need a "peek script" function from the task list to avoid further confusions. As for the script color, this would be awesome to have. I am a big fan of color coding things.

-Paul

 

 

 

As it stands now, I preface scripts with "Set C Drive Dirty and reboot" so at least I know it's got some power to cause annoyance if not executed at night. The (in brackets) for me indicates SHUTDOWN.

I've fixed the formatting in your post. Apologizes for the annoyance it caused.

+1 On This!