Manage Prompts

1. To save a prompt, you can mouse over an input and click  to save it.
       
2. Modify the prompt before saving it.
   Example: Save this prompt and insert a device type variable, so other users will be prompted to select devices if they reuse this prompt.
   
   
   
   1. Location: Select where to save the prompt.
      
      
      1. My Saved Prompts: Save it to your folder.
      2. Published Prompts: You can publish the prompt so other users can use it.
   2. Change the Title from New Prompt to Critical CPU Load.
   3. Define a variable to replace Device on Map so users will be prompted to enter a value once selecting this prompt.
      
      
      1. Click +Add to add a variable.
      2. Select a variable type. In this example, select Device.
      3. Enter a variable name, which can be inserted in the prompt. For example, enter devicename.
      4. Define the input prompt, which is a hint to prompt users to enter the value. For example, Enter device.
      5. Default Value. You can assign a default value to the variable. 
         

         Variable Type	Method to Assign Default Value
         String	Manually enter the default value.
         Device	Manually enter the device name. Select Device on Map. The devices on the map will be the default value. Select Devices. Select devices as the default value.
         Interface	Manually enter the interface. Select Interface on Map. The interfaces on the map will be the default value. Select Interface. Select interfaces as the default value.

         
         
   4. In the Prompt Content, delete Device on Map, and insert the defined variable by typing $, then selecting $devicename.
      
   5. Click OK.

                                                                                     A User Defines a Prompt & A User Reuses the Prompt

3. You can add a new folder to organize the prompts, or delete, move, or rename them.