Minor Bug / URL Monitor Names / Infrastructure vs Admin tab
I've been tweaking a lot of URL monitors, and noticed a reproducable bug you might already know of.
When I edit a URL monitor from the main URLs view (main page infrastructure views | URLs | click to edit a monitor), to (for instance) add a secondary email address under the SEND TO, when I go to SUBMIT the changes the edit is rejected with an error msg that says spaces are not allowed (refers to the URL monitor name), the same action also clears the URL Monitor Name field, readying the cursor for me to submit a new name to this already existing monitor.
However when I access the edit the URL capability from the ADMIN page, Click on URLs, see the list of urls in front of me and click EDIT on this same URL, my same edits are accepted and applied. I can reproduce this, on the same URL monitor. So I'm pretty much prefering to make my edits from the ADMIN tab.
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Anxiously waiting on feedback regarding $DisplayName variable using the same value as $source variable, on Device-Associated URL monitors.
It's impossible to know which site is down, if more than one website is monitored on same server. I need this
thank you
When I edit a URL monitor from the main URLs view (main page infrastructure views | URLs | click to edit a monitor), to (for instance) add a secondary email address under the SEND TO, when I go to SUBMIT the changes the edit is rejected with an error msg that says spaces are not allowed (refers to the URL monitor name), the same action also clears the URL Monitor Name field, readying the cursor for me to submit a new name to this already existing monitor.
However when I access the edit the URL capability from the ADMIN page, Click on URLs, see the list of urls in front of me and click EDIT on this same URL, my same edits are accepted and applied. I can reproduce this, on the same URL monitor. So I'm pretty much prefering to make my edits from the ADMIN tab.
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Anxiously waiting on feedback regarding $DisplayName variable using the same value as $source variable, on Device-Associated URL monitors.
It's impossible to know which site is down, if more than one website is monitored on same server. I need this
thank you