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Display Message via swiftDialog (0.0.6)

  • Dec 28, 2022 3:22 PM UTC
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dan-snelson
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Leverage switftDialog and Jamf Pro Policy Script Parameters to easily display engaging end-user messages

Introduction

Using Bart Reardon’s swiftDialog and Jamf Pro Policy Script Parameters, creating engaging end-user messages is easy.

When you really want to get your user’s attention, one of favorite options is --blurscreen, which “will blur the background of the display while dialog is showing.”

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  • Feb 7, 2024 10:26 AM UTC

Is there a key combination to force quit blur screen?


dan-snelson
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  • Feb 7, 2024 11:03 AM UTC

Is there a key combination to force quit blur screen?


Greetings, @tkimpton!

See: Modifying command q behaviour


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  • Feb 23, 2024 8:38 PM UTC

Greetings, @tkimpton!

See: Modifying command q behaviour


that's a useful link, I been trying to figure out how the part in the script would look so if the user selects quit or close it spits back an exit 0 and self service doesn't error out. I know it's an if statement, my scripting is just at it's infant level.


dan-snelson
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  • Feb 23, 2024 9:09 PM UTC

that's a useful link, I been trying to figure out how the part in the script would look so if the user selects quit or close it spits back an exit 0 and self service doesn't error out. I know it's an if statement, my scripting is just at it's infant level.


https://github.com/dan-snelson/dialog-scripts/blob/main/Display%20Message/Display-Message-via-Dialog.bash#L303-L342