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scottmurphy
First, is there an inactivity timeout feature available, I cannot seem to find one. How do
others achieve this function? I could execute a script every so many minutes, but this is
not really an inactivity timeout.

Second, can a message box be closed automatically? I have alarms being displayed in a
message box, but if another alarm is generated and the previous one is not acknowledged, then
the system 'freezes' until all alarms are acknowledged. If this cannot be done, then I will
probably remove the message box.

This system is not 'manned' all the time, and alarms are sent to a paging service, but the user
likes having the popup.


Berti Baker
Hi there,

No inactivity timer but there is an "Activity" monitor thumbsupsmileyanim.gif If you use $MouseX and $MouseY these change every time the mouse IS CLICKED so if you have a condition script that calculates the time to logout/screensave (or whatever). Then another Condition script to trigger when current time equals calculated time.

Yes MessageBox is Modal and waits for a click. Actually each CX-Supervisor Alarm defintion already includes an "Acknowledge" option that shows a MODELESS dialog so normal operation continues. It also changes to show the "Highest" priority. Hopefully this function provides all the functionality you need? The users still have the popups but system keeps running.

Bertie Baker
scottmurphy
QUOTE(Berti Baker @ Nov 22 2007, 11:05 AM) [snapback]61964[/snapback]

Hi there,

No inactivity timer but there is an "Activity" monitor thumbsupsmileyanim.gif If you use $MouseX and $MouseY these change every time the mouse IS CLICKED so if you have a condition script that calculates the time to logout/screensave (or whatever). Then another Condition script to trigger when current time equals calculated time.

Bertie Baker


Thanks Berti, already came to that conclusion that using the mouse position was the best way
to go, with what was available.


QUOTE
Yes MessageBox is Modal and waits for a click. Actually each CX-Supervisor Alarm defintion already includes an "Acknowledge" option that shows a MODELESS dialog so normal operation continues. It also changes to show the "Highest" priority. Hopefully this function provides all the functionality you need? The users still have the popups but system keeps running.


Yes, this could be the way I should go, I will get back to this project shortly, will have a look
at the alarm options, could be better than a message box.

Thanks for you replies


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