Custom Shortcuts

The Custom Shortcuts panel provides a way to personalize your Smartpoint Cloud with shortcuts or favorites that you use most often. In the current phase, the custom shortcuts only support imported Travelport+ (Galileo) programmable keys.

From the Custom Shortcuts panel, you can:

• Import Galileo Pkeys

• Create a custom shortcut

• Create a custom shortcut input form

• Record a command

• Use a custom shortcut

• Edit a custom shortcut

• Export custom shortcuts

Import your Galileo Programable Keys (Pkeys)

1. From the side bar, select the Tools () icon.

2. From the Custom Shortcuts header, select the Options () icon.

   

3. Select Import.

4. Select Browse and locate the Pkey file stored on your local drive.

5. Select Open.

6. Select whether to overwrite existing shortcuts.

7. Select Next.

All imported Pkeys are visible with the new keyboard shortcuts. To launch the custom shortcuts, use the keyboard shortcut combination or click on the key.

Troubleshooting: 

• If the error PKeys file provided is not valid is returned, try each entry in the Smartpoint Cloud terminal window to verify that it works. At this time, some entries are not supported. If an entry doesn’t work, remove it from your PKeys file and try the import again.

• If any of keyboard shortcuts in the imported file match a shortcut that is used by the browser, that keyboard shortcut is automatically reassigned. When this situation occurs, the following warning message displays:

  

Create a custom shortcut

1. In the Custom Shortcuts header, select the Settings () icon. You can also access this window by clicking the Settings () icon in the lower left of the main window, then selecting the Custom Shortcuts tab.

2. Select the plus sign + above the current list of shortcuts.

   

3. Enter a title.

4. Select whether the shortcut will be a custom command or will open a URL.

5. Complete the fields. You can create a shortcut that launches a form for user input. The information can then be used in a terminal command. See Custom shortcut input form below.

   Custom command

   You can enter the commands manually or select the Command tags helper option (located under the Custom Command field) to view a list of commands.

   To select a command tag from the list, click the + icon.

   Use the <PAUSE> command tag in a custom command to pause a workflow. To resume the workflow, use one of the following keyboard shortcuts: 

   • Shift + ~ (Shift + tilde)

   • Control + ´ (Control + accent)

   List of command tags

   Key	Command
   [	<PILLOW>
   +	<+>
   ;	;
   =	*
   CtrlJ	<CR>
   ]	$
   `	<SOM>
   }	<TABSTOP>
   Alt0	<REDIR0>
   Alt1	<REDIR1>
   Alt2	<REDIR2>
   Alt3	<REDIR3>
   Alt4	<REDIR4>
   Alt5	<REDIR5>
   Alt6	<REDIR6>
   Alt7	<REDIR7>
   Alt8	<REDIR8>
   Alt9	<REDIR9>
   ShfTab	<BACKTAB> <DOWN> <END>
   CtrlEnter	<TRANSMIT> <LEFT> <RIGHT> <HOME>
   Ctrl1	<CHNG1>
   Ctrl2	<CHNG2>
   Ctrl3	<CHNG3>
   Ctrl4	<CHNG4>
   Ctrl5	<CHNG5>
   Ctrl6	<CHNG6>
   Ctrl7	<CHNG7>
   Ctrl8	<CHNG8>
   Ctrl9	<CHNG9>
   CtrlA	<INSLINE> <TAB>
   CtrlB	<PRINT>
   CtrlE	<DELLINE>
   F1	<HELP>
   CtrlL	<ERASEEOL>
   CtrlS	<CLEARALL>
   CtrlW	<CLEAR>
   CtrlP	<PRINTALL> <UP> !CRS_DATE !REG_DATE !CRS_TIME

   List of macro command tags

   Command tag	Description
   <BKSP>	Removes the character to the left of the caret.
   <CRSDATE>	Insert the current date with the format DDMMM.
   <DATE>	Insert the current date with the format MM/DD/YYYY.
   <DEL>	Remove the character on the caret and moves everything in the current line to the right of the caret one position to the left.
   <ENTER_N>	Move the focus to the specified terminal and launch a send action.
   <INSERT_OFF>	Change the terminal mode to overwrite.
   <INSERT_ON>	Change the terminal mode to insert.
   <INPUTRECALL>	Inserts the last executed terminal entry.
   <NEXTWIN>	Moves the focus to the next terminal window.
   <PAUSE>	Pauses the execution of the custom command. To resume the workflow, use one of the following keyboard shortcuts:  Shift + ~ (Shift + tilde) Control + ´ (Control + accent)
   <SELALL>	Selects all content of the current terminal window.
   <SELEOL>	Selects from the caret position to the end of the current line.
   <SELEOW>	Selects from the caret position to the end of the current window.

   Custom command example

   <CLEARALL>ADFWNYC<CRSDATE><TRANSMIT><PAUSE><PRINT>

   This command:

   • <CLEARALL> - Clears the window

   • ADFWNYC - Enters the command for availability from DFW to NYC

   • <CRSDATE> - Adds the current date in DDMMM format

   • <TRANSMIT> - Sends the command

   • <PAUSE> - Pauses the script. The script continues after the user presses Shift + ~ or Control +  ´ .

   • <PRINT> - Opens the print window.

   Open website

   Enter the URL.

6. Select Refresh Booking File after execution if you want the Booking File refreshed after the shortcut has finished running.

7. Optionally, assign a keyboard shortcut.

8. Optionally, select a category. You are able to filter the list of shortcuts by category.

9. Select Save.

Custom shortcut user input form

You can create a custom shortcut that generates a form for user input.

1. Iin the Custom Shortcuts header, select the Settings () icon. You can also access this window by clicking the Settings () icon in the lower left of the main window, then selecting the Custom Shortcuts tab.

2. Select the plus sign + above the current list of shortcuts.

3. Enter a title.

4. The function is a Custom command.

5. In the Custom Command field, enter the user prompts. Prompts can be entered as upper or lowercase, but field names display in all uppercase on the form.

   • Enter the variable name, which is also the field name, surround by double brackets. For example, a variable for date is entered as: {{date}}

   • To give users a list of choices, enter the name, then a colon, then the list of options separated by commas. To have users choose from a list of cities as an origin, enter: 
     {{origin: bcn,mad,lis}}

     Note: The first option displays as the default value.

   Example blank form

   This entry creates for form prompting for date, origin, and destination then sends that information in an availability request.

   Custom shortcut entry 

   A{{DATE}}{{ORIGIN}}{{DESTINATION}}<TRANSMIT>

   Result

   

   Example form with list

   Custom shortcut entry 

   A{{DATE}}{{ORIGIN:LHR,BCN,LIS}}{{DESTINATION:BCN,LHR,LIS}}<TRANSMIT>

   Result

   

6. Select Save.

Display a terminal window and run the command to test the user form.

Record a command

Ensure a terminal window is open and active.

1. From the side bar, select the Tools () icon if the panel is not open.

2. From the Custom Shortcuts header, select the Options () icon.

   

3. Select Record Command.

4. The first time you launch this feature, a dialog opens explaining how to use it. The Custom Command editor will take the next free terminal window, capture everything you type in that terminal window, put into the correct format, and build a Custom Command from your inputs.

5. Select the Do not show message again option if you do not want this dialog displaying next time you use the feature. Select Try recoding now to launch the record feature.

6. Enter the terminal commands. The commands are formatted and display in the Custom Command preview.

   

7. When you have finished recording, select Finish recording in the Custom Shortcuts widget. This will open the Custom Shortcuts editor where you can view, edit, and save your new recorded Custom Command. The command title defaults to the day and time it was recorded.

8. Select the Refresh option to refresh the booking file after execution.

9. You can also assign a keyboard shortcut.

10. Optionally, select a category. You are able to filter the list of shortcuts by category.

11. Select Save when you have finished editing the command.

    

Create a graphical custom shortcut

This process provides a popup to enter variable information.

Here is an example:

You are required to add a retention line to canceled bookings. Your manager created an itinerary profile that has the exact verbiage needed. Your responsibility is to add a date to the TUR segment.

1. From the Custom Shortcuts header, select the Settings () icon.

2. Provide a title for this shortcut.

3. The function is Custom command.

4. In the custom command box, enter the format that needs the variable information. The variable information must be preceded by {{ and ended with }}. Remember if Enter is needed, add that command as well. If you need assistance with any commands, select the Commands tag helper option below the Custom Command field.

   

   A list of available commands displays. Click the + icon next to a command in the list to move it to the command field.

5. Choose whether to refresh the booking file after the custom shortcut runs.

6. Optionally, choose a keyboard access combination. You can also place the key in a specific category.

7. Press Save.

When testing, a popup box will appear for you to add the variable information. In this example, a date in the future must be provided.

Once submitted, the task is completed. In this example a TUR segment is created.

Use a custom shortcut

To use a custom shortcut, ensure a terminal window is open and active. Click on a shortcut or use the assigned keyboard combination.

If categories have been applied to shortcuts, a Filter icon displays for you to filter the list by the category selected.

You can also sort by title, newest first, or oldest first.

Edit a custom shortcut

To edit a keyboard combination:

1. Select the Settings () icon in the Custom Shortcuts header.

2. Select a row to display the current settings for you to modify as needed.

3. Select Save.

Export custom shortcuts

You can export your custom shortcuts to share with your coworkers.

1. From the Custom Shortcuts header, select the icon.

2. Select Export.

The file is available in your browser's download location.