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Deployment, Remote Command, and Local Command all support $notes, $notes2, $description, $category, and $location in addition to $computer
When you say “Tried $notes however it’s not standardised as BP that pulls hosts across as $computer” I’m not quite sure what you mean.
-Doug
Oh ok, so you mean the column name is ‘Host’ but the variable name is $computer, not $host? Yeah, I can’t remember off the top of my head why we did this, but I think there was a good reason for it. I’ll follow up with the team to see if we can add an alias for $host, but I’m not sure if it will be doable or not.
$notes2 works for the ‘Notes2’ column in the same way that $notes works for the ‘Notes’ column. I’m not quite sure what you mean when you say “$notes2 just outputted 2”.
The icons used on the toolstrip can not be customized. There is a different icon for ‘local command’, ‘remote command’, ‘remote command (logged output)’ etc, but if you have two of the same type of command they cannot currently have different icons. We have been discussing adding the ability to customize per command, but it’s not currently possible, and I’m not sure if/when it will become possible. One thing you can do now that help eliminate the confusion is use ALT-LeftClick drag to move icons around on the toolstrip, so that you can customize the order of icons however you want. This way you can separate the buttons to help eliminate the confusion of having two same icons right next to each other.
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