The script editor layout has changed from the earlier version. The new version has a top menu that has items depending on your user rights. From this menu you can view scripts, aliases, messages, various tools and do compiling. Additionally, the top menu has country and language selection as well as user logout links on the right side.
The left menu contains available actions and quick links for the current page. In the screenshot below, the user is in the main script listing with only one available action: to create a new script.
Scripts, Aliases and Messages (in the top menu) each contain a list view where there is a search field that can be used to find the item you are looking for.
The amount of left menu items can be much longer. Here is the same menu after selecting a script from the list.
Menu items and available actions depend on user rights.
Script editor has a complete messaging feature that can be used for communication between script editors. Users can send messages and link messages to scripts. They can also assign tasks related to scripts for other script editors. Messages can be accessed from top menu item Messages. The number after Messages in the top menu shows how many unread messages/tasks there are for the user.
There are also messages in the script details page. Here is an example from script scr00001.
The script status used to be completely manually handled in the Script editor user interface. With this new version, the script's status is read-only and is mostly updated automatically. For example, when the script has the "Idea" -status and user saves javascript for the script, then status is automatically changed to "Javascript".
There are some manual status changes that are all handled in the Actions menu on the left, for example "Return to testing" as seen in the screenshot above. "Return to testing" modifies script status from "Published" to "Test".