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See which Alerts apply to which nodes

superfly

It would be great to see which Advanced Alerts are associated with a particular node. It would be handy especially when you have a lot of Alerts.

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planglois

You can place $variables in your alert text or e-mail that identify which node fired the alert.

superfly

That's not what I'm looking for. It would be good to select a node and then see which Advanced Alert are applicable to this node.

All my alerts include node details otherwise it would be a pretty pointless alert

shuth

Isn't this the "Active Alerts on This Node" resource under Node Details pages? Or am I misreading the request?

superfly

You are misreading the request. I'm asking to see which alerts (non triggered) are applicable to a node. That I can check to see if certain alerts will run against the particular node according to my trigger conditions (without having to trigger the alerts).

planglois

Could you elaborate and give us a case figure? The way it is described now doesn't make sense to me...

superfly

I'd like to look at a node and run that node's details against all the advanced alerts and see which ones are applicable.

So if I don't want to receive any more alerts on a particular node, this will quickly show me which alerts I need to modify so that this particular node no longer triggers those alerts.

Make sense now?