The manual says: “This can be really useful as it can allow you to add users one at a time, making use of flow control methods like a for loop. You can then use external information, such as database records or Ignition’s built in user and security functions to determine who to add.”
I don’t see the insert tag or property value icons and when I try to type them in they don’t seem to work. Like {[default]User1} works on a numeric label but not in the Calculated Contacts. The manual shows everything but in the examples.
Thanks, I did find that last night. I get lost in all the places you can put code and what type can be used. I wonder if they could color code it or something?
It'll become obvious once you're used to it--Jython/Python doesn't look much like the expression language. One tip that may help is comments in expressions are denoted by double slashes // while comments in Python are denoted by the pound/hash sign #.
You mean in the script (not expression)? If so, the bottom point here is the key:
The event object contains the alarm properties. I haven't played with this to confirm, but I expect you'd access them via something like event.propertyName or event.get('propertyName').
