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'''Testing Mode''' allows you to check the functionality of conditions and expressions in various Planfix objects using specific examples, helping you fine-tune their operation during system setup without involving external specialists. | '''Testing Mode''' allows you to check the functionality of conditions and expressions in various Planfix objects using specific examples, helping you fine-tune their operation during system setup without involving external specialists. | ||
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*Click on the flask icon to activate testing mode: | *Click on the flask icon to activate testing mode: | ||
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At this time, the testing mode is available for the following objects: | At this time, the testing mode is available for the following objects: | ||
Latest revision as of 09:30, 8 July 2024
Testing Mode allows you to check the functionality of conditions and expressions in various Planfix objects using specific examples, helping you fine-tune their operation during system setup without involving external specialists.
You can test conditions in task and contact filters, in the task and contact scripts, and Planner lists:
- Open the editing window for the desired object.
- Click on the flask icon to activate testing mode:
At this time, the testing mode is available for the following objects: