How to stop a Guardian rule from one-click screen?
- jamesedwards
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When trading in the one-click screen is there any way to set a keyboard shortcut to stop a Guardian Automation Rule from running? I can't find a suitable option in the shortcut settings screen.
You could do it via a Servant, ie, create a servant that stores a value
and store a value named 'stop' (or whatever you want to called it) with an entered amount (for example 999)
Then on your Guardian rules as a matter of course whenever you create a rule you can include a 'Stored Value Set condition' to test
The Stored value named 'Stop' is NOT set with a value
That servant can then be assigned to a shortcut key or started from a custom column on your one-click screen
and store a value named 'stop' (or whatever you want to called it) with an entered amount (for example 999)
Then on your Guardian rules as a matter of course whenever you create a rule you can include a 'Stored Value Set condition' to test
The Stored value named 'Stop' is NOT set with a value
That servant can then be assigned to a shortcut key or started from a custom column on your one-click screen
- jamesedwards
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- Joined: Wed Nov 21, 2018 6:16 pm
Thanks. Good scheme!Dallas wrote: ↑Thu Jan 06, 2022 11:49 amYou could do it via a Servant, ie, create a servant that stores a value
and store a value named 'stop' (or whatever you want to called it) with an entered amount (for example 999)
Then on your Guardian rules as a matter of course whenever you create a rule you can include a 'Stored Value Set condition' to test
The Stored value named 'Stop' is NOT set with a value
That servant can then be assigned to a shortcut key or started from a custom column on your one-click screen
Forgot to add (if you hadn't already thought of it) that in addition to stopping a rules file on the whole market you also use this just to stop rules applying to a specfic selection/s ie, if you see a horse sweating/playing upjamesedwards wrote: ↑Thu Jan 06, 2022 3:45 pmThanks. Good scheme!Dallas wrote: ↑Thu Jan 06, 2022 11:49 amYou could do it via a Servant, ie, create a servant that stores a value
and store a value named 'stop' (or whatever you want to called it) with an entered amount (for example 999)
Then on your Guardian rules as a matter of course whenever you create a rule you can include a 'Stored Value Set condition' to test
The Stored value named 'Stop' is NOT set with a value
That servant can then be assigned to a shortcut key or started from a custom column on your one-click screen
Also if you create another servant to 'Clear' stored values then you can restart rules without needing to open Guardian if the situation changes