Remove a script that runs when an alert opens.

Alerts › scripts. Delete is the red button on the row. The saved script in the library stays. Only this trigger goes.

After the second press the row is gone. That alert will not start this script again. A run that already started keeps going.

Open Alerts › scripts

A trigger has delete on the row, after edit. Example Co's trigger runs “Who is signed in” on Accounts server when Reception PC goes offline. Delete removes the trigger. The script itself stays in the library. The first press only asks you to confirm.

Alerts scripts list with a delete button on the trigger row — The trigger is in the list. Delete has not been pressed.

Press delete, then confirm

Press delete. The label turns into a confirm. Press it again to remove the trigger. This shot stops on the confirm, so the row is still there. After the second press the row is gone. Alerts that are already open stay open, and a script run that already started is left alone.

Alerts scripts list with the delete button armed, asking to confirm — Delete is armed. The second press has not happened.

Creating one is Run a script when an alert opens. Changing it without removing it is Change a script that runs when an alert opens.