Not sure how possible, but it would be awesome to have a little search field that you could type in whatever, and it would open up all groups that have that particular item.

It would also be sweet to have a Collapse all button to make all the groups close.

Cheers either way!

done and done...  look closer.

(and maybe further down...)

Doh!  Man - I'm switching over to teamviewer because the resolution in logmein.com is just killing me while working on this....missing typos...and completely obvious buttons....

Thanks!

I am quite pleased with the "relatively new" search feature and find it quite handy, but no one else has commented on it so maybe they didn't notice it either!

note that you can also right click to expand and collapse all commands in a single group, while the buttons at the bottom expand and collapse all commands in all groups.

edit: also note that the search doesn't look into logic commands yet...  I need to fix that.

Hi James, had another suggestion for the Command Builder in a future release.
I'll try something with the logic instructions and these are often very long and of course not always true, but until I find the right command or order, I have to delete some test again re-create and so on.
A feature would be a checkbox in the created blocks can be switched on and off. Could only when the command is ok you then delete the unused blocks.

Kalle

can you please try to explain what you want again.  I don't really understand.

It might help to translate to English and then back to German to see what you get...

Quote from: jitterjames on April 29, 2011, 10:12:14 AM
can you please try to explain what you want again.  I don't really understand.

It might help to translate to English and then back to German to see what you get...

Ha ha thats google, ok no problem.
Short form: a checkbox to disable or enable a command in the Command Logic Editor, testing for long commands. See picture, thats is a long command and I had to try something until it worked (delete logic, re-create logic)

Kalle

what do you want to skip?  The whole IF-Then block?

what happens if you save it like that?  Should it also skip?

What about on the drop-down where we have (A)Contains(B), I add the option "NEVER" and "ALWAYS"

Quote from: jitterjames on April 29, 2011, 11:36:55 AM
what do you want to skip?  The whole IF-Then block?

what happens if you save it like that?  Should it also skip?

What about on the drop-down where we have (A)Contains(B), I add the option "NEVER" and "ALWAYS"

I might skip the whole block. So I can test command without deleting them because I still need this perhaps.

checkbox (skip block) was added in Vers. 0.890 thanks to James 

Kalle