The Status Panel
Summary: 
You can open the
Status Panel
by pressing the
icon on the top right of the screen, or by pressing the
F1
key. The Status Panel will slide in from the right and show you the current status of connectivity with the server, and a list of hot keys that you can use to enter information without using mouse or trackpad.
Connection Status
Connection: "Up"
Whether or not you have an internet connection.
Redis server: "Up"
This process provides Runcible's Cache service.
Websocket Server: "Up"
The web socket server keeps your workspace current by sending messages from the server to your browser whenever something changes.
If this service is down, the server will restart it. If you lose a connection (which happens), wait a moment and the browser will usually restore the connection.
WebSockets Queue: "Up"
When data is changed in Runcible a message is sent to the Queue, and then the updates are sent to the websocket server, and then to your browser.
If the websockets queue is down your browser will not be updated with changes even though, any change you enter will have ben saved by the server.
General queue: "Up"
Runcible is an 'event driven' application. So when you change something, a message is sent to the queue, and it's processed without asking you to wait while we recalculate dates and dependencies and costs and such.
Cron Server: "Up"
The Cron server runs small jobs, like checking the status of workflow items. If this service is not functioning, then you will need to contact your administrator or our Support staff.
Note: The server will attempt to restart any of these services if they stop for whatever reason. Runcible should alert us. You cannot restart them. So please contact us if you encounter a problem. Note: when we publish a new build of the software, we stop and restart these services, and this often requires you to refresh your browser.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Runcible provides Shortcut keys for common tasks. (We won’t duplicate them here. Open the Status Panel to see them.)
Mentions
You are able to mention people and objects in comments. When you mention someone or something, Runcible will subscribe the person to the conversation, and record the mention in their activity stream.
Use mentions to alert people to a comment, or to create a relationship between a comment and an object.
- To mention a person, type @ and start typing the person's name. Runcible will show you a dropdown list with names matching the characters.
- To mention object - use @object-type# For example: to mention a program, type @program# and than specify name or id of this program. Runcible will show you a dropdown with suggested programs. Example: @task#myco-mytask-999 will link the task myco-mytask-999 to the comment.
Smart Filter List
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Runcible Notices
If we feel it is important to get information to you, we will either post it to your activity stream, or in the Shortcuts Panel
Runcible Contact Information
If for some reason you can’t remember our web site or contact information we supply it here for your reference.