Cisco Cisco IPCC Web Option User Guide
Edit Options
The administrator can assign one of two editing options:
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Full Edit (Includes Quick Edit)
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Quick Edit Only
You can only access the Full Edit mode or the Quick Edit mode from the Monitor or the Browse
modes. The Full Edit and the Quick Edit modes cannot be accessed from each other.
modes. The Full Edit and the Quick Edit modes cannot be accessed from each other.
Full Edit (includes Quick Edit)
Full Edit mode allows you to use Full Edit mode or Quick Edit mode when working with scripts.
Both Full Edit and Quick Edit are enabled on the Script Editor toolbar. When changing from
Monitor or Browse mode to Full Edit mode, the Script Editor workspace background goes from
gray to white.
Both Full Edit and Quick Edit are enabled on the Script Editor toolbar. When changing from
Monitor or Browse mode to Full Edit mode, the Script Editor workspace background goes from
gray to white.
Your Full Edit mode editing capabilities are determined by whether or not you are assigned to
a feature control set:
a feature control set:
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If you are a full-edit user and are not assigned to a feature control set, you can add, edit, or
delete any script or node.
delete any script or node.
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If you are a full-edit user and are assigned to a feature control set, you can add, edit, or delete
any script. You only have Full Edit permissions for those scripts that do not contain nodes
that are marked as unavailable to you in a feature set.
any script. You only have Full Edit permissions for those scripts that do not contain nodes
that are marked as unavailable to you in a feature set.
Full Edit gives you restricted editing capabilities if you are assigned a feature control set. You
can still edit any script, however, your ability to edit specific script nodes is determined by
which nodes are selected in the Node Control table (located on the Script Editor Feature Control
dialog) of the assigned feature control set. This allows you to edit the structure of a script or to
create, edit, and delete scripts containing the selected nodes.
can still edit any script, however, your ability to edit specific script nodes is determined by
which nodes are selected in the Node Control table (located on the Script Editor Feature Control
dialog) of the assigned feature control set. This allows you to edit the structure of a script or to
create, edit, and delete scripts containing the selected nodes.
If a script is opened that contains a disabled node, you can browse or monitor the script but you
cannot put the script into edit mode. If you attempt to put this script into edit mode a message
indicating you are not authorized to enter edit mode is displayed. However, you can still Quick
Edit the script, just not the node.
cannot put the script into edit mode. If you attempt to put this script into edit mode a message
indicating you are not authorized to enter edit mode is displayed. However, you can still Quick
Edit the script, just not the node.
You might want to use Quick Edit mode so as not to accidentally change the structure of a script.
Quick Edit Only
Quick Edit mode allows you (the feature-control-set member) to work only with scripts in Quick
Edit mode. Edit is disabled and Quick Edit is enabled on the Script Editor toolbar. When changing
Edit mode. Edit is disabled and Quick Edit is enabled on the Script Editor toolbar. When changing
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Edit Options