New Wishlist ;-)
New Wishlist 😉
still this:
When i create a shurtcut on the desktop i can change afterwords the app, but not to another shurtcut. So i would like to change the Shurtcut 😉 also viceversa. 
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+gerdreuter/posts/RZoTg1MpLq8
additional:
import/export styles
import export scripts
getContainerByName (Label) > Panel Label
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i must be blind: where are the scripts in llx?
thank you
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You can access the Script Editor in your app drawer, among other ways in the LLX options.
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Henri HÂ e.g when you add a shortcut you can select now lightning action > run a script.
or when you start script editor from appdrawer
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gerd reuter, I’ve been also wondering about your last point. We really need that one to publish/share templates.
Edit: at least if I understand correctly that a container id could change on an imported template, where a unique label wouldn’t. (?)
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i didn’t found the “others ways” but i’ve got the scripting editor (i didn’t chek the drawer)
thank you
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thank you gerd reuter i was looking in the options of the items and llx options, not in the shortcuts
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Henri HÂ you can also add a script on an event like swipe up/down etc.Â
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Henri H
I think you also have to enable “expert mode” to use scripts.
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Yes by other ways, I meant anything that can have a script tied to it, like shortcuts, etc…
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thank you all
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I remember the “Select shortcut…” request 😉 I will probably add it soon.
Maybe import/export of styles and scripts could be an option of template export. One could select to export desktops, or styles or scripts (multi select choice). I still need to think at this a bit. I know this is a long awaited feature…
Regarding getContainerByLabel, this is the same as getItemByLabel(“some_panel”).getContainer(), provided that you previously set the label for the panel. But you need to know in which container (probably a desktop) “some_panel” is located. I don’t want to offer a mean to retrieve an item by its label without knowing its container because it has a dramatic impact on performances, and is also unsafe (multiple instances can exist).
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Pierre Hébert thank you pierre. Sounds good to me and logical (last point)
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