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Cooldown time for Visio execute script

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Ramesh Rajasekaran [DevOps Member]731 7 days ago 0 Comments

Hello Team,

I’m trying to implement the following logic in Visio:

When the button is clicked, it triggers the dataminer automation script and this part already works.

Now I need to prevent the user from clicking the button again for X minutes and show a popup stating wait for X min.

Has anyone come across this functionality or dealt with a similar scenario?

Jeroen Geldhof [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Answered question 7 days ago

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Jeroen Geldhof [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]5.45K Posted 7 days ago 0 Comments

An alternative that doesn't involve any elements and connectors is to set the execution time in an automation script memory file.

If not enough time has passed, just close the script and do nothing, or make it interactive and show a message to the user.

If enough time has passed, do the actions and set a new execution time in the memory file.

Jeroen Geldhof [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Answered question 7 days ago
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