Question
Rabobank
SE
Last activity: 31 Oct 2018 14:53 EDT
Dynamic Value for Flow Action Name
Is there a way we can customize Flow action name ?
I tried my modifying the field value name. But it didn't work.
Is there a way to do it ? with property ref or something ?
-Thanks
Accepted Solution
Rabobank
SE
Update:
Its working as expected with Field Values.
The Issue was with passing the Param Value.
Pegasystems Inc.
FR
Hello,
Well I think we should find a way to do that. Can you just clarify your business need with a screen shot. Why do you need to change the FlowAction name? Can you just recreate a new FlowAction instead maybe.
Rabobank
SE
we are generating a correspondence document for that we are using a Flow action.
Flow action name will be "Create Document". But our requirement is to give bit more specific name like "Generate Person Document" "Generate Additional Document" .
I don't wanna create separate flow action for these. So wanted to make it dynamic.
I tried setting the value to newAssignPage.pyCurrentActionLabel in the pre processing DT of that flow action.
But the value changes only after i refresh the page.
CPF
SG
Field value works but if it is not static we need to check what is expectation of yours but you need to save the field value in @baseclass like as shown in attachment.
CPF
SG
If you have conditional then you can achieve it by creating control and referring it in filed value.
Syntax for referring control in field value is
Constant text.
Hello {.Name}
Uses a property reference and either the control defined for the Name property or the Default control.
Hello {.Name MyHTMLProperty}
Uses a property reference with an explicit control.
Hello {1} and {2 MyHTMLProperty2}
Uses two parameters. The second parameter uses a control.
Hello {.Name NameHtmlProperty }, {1} and {2 htmlproperty2}
and in the control I have written the code as below
<%
ClipboardPage pyWorkPage = tools.findPage("pyWorkPage");
String pyLabel = tools.getStepPage().getProperty(".pyLabel").getStringValue();
if (pyLabel == "Image 1") {
tools.appendString("Image 1");
}
if (pyLabel == "Image 2") {
tools.appendString("Image 2");
}
%>