Scense has supported embedded scripting since forever but it has not adopted PowerShell just yet. For those of you who would like to get a little more control over your PowerShell scripts this new download might be interesting.
Scense 8.2 (which is released to partners today) fully enables the custom criteria for administrators. To celebrate this we have added a new section on our downloads page for custom criteria and we’ve already added some content.
There are several reason why it might be interesting to use more than one Scense server to service your users. For larger sites it might be necessary to cope with the workload, for smaller sites it might just be to offer high availability.
At some point you might find yourself stuck with the task of creating an additional Scense server. After taking a look at the Scense Setup you have learned that there’s no option to do this automatically without setting up a new database as well. So here’s your guide to creating an additional Scense server manually…
As of now the ScenseGuru blog has a genuine download section reserved for actual content from actual Scense administrators. We invite all creative Scense professionals out there to share some of your custom built tools. Today we made a start with a couple of very useful action templates (thanks Michael) and we hope to be…
Scense offers a variety of functionality ‘out-of-the-box’, and most implementation challenges can be handled with the built-in actions, conditions and other objects. But sometimes you need this special action or variable or this special condition that simply isn’t there. In these cases the Scense Runtime Extensions will be your friend.
