# Script (Scripts)

# Overview

The **Scripts** section displays all the scripts that have been created within the application. From this page, administrators can view, organize, edit, and manage existing scripts.

It serves as the central location for managing all custom scripts used throughout the application.

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# Scripts List

Navigate to **Modules → Scripts → Scripts** to view all available scripts.

Each script is displayed in a tabular format with its basic information.

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# Script Details

The Scripts list contains the following information:

| Column | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| **#** | Serial number of the script. |
| **Title** | Displays the name of the script. |
| **Modified At** | Shows when the script was last updated. |
| **Action** | Provides options to manage the selected script. |

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# Script Actions

Using the **Action** menu, administrators can:

- View script details.
- Edit existing scripts.
- Update script information.
- Manage script configurations.
- Delete scripts, if no longer required.

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# Set Rank

The **Set Rank** option allows administrators to define the execution or display order of scripts.

Scripts with a higher priority or lower rank value can be arranged to execute before others, depending on the application configuration.

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# Search Scripts

Use the **Search** field to quickly locate a specific script by its title.

The **Show Entries** option allows administrators to control the number of scripts displayed on a single page.

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# Manage Scripts

Administrators can:

- View all available scripts.
- Search for specific scripts.
- Edit existing scripts.
- Delete unused scripts.
- Organize scripts using the **Set Rank** option.

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# Best Practices

- Use meaningful script titles for easy identification.
- Keep scripts organized using **Set Rank**.
- Remove unused scripts to maintain a clean environment.
- Review scripts before editing or deleting them.

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> **Important:**  
> All scripts created through the **Script Info** section are listed here. From this page, administrators can manage, organize, and update scripts whenever required.