Daniel Krüger (Cosmo Consult)

Hi Nik, if for some reason this is not sufficient, you could create a SDK action. Here's an example for extracting different parts of the URL. Documentation: https://daniels-notes.de/posts/2022/add-new-choice-field-value-without-leaving-the-page#geturlvalue-sdk-action Code: https://github

Hi Razvan, I don't remember the thread but it was answered, that full package contains all the necessary components to run WEBCON BPS in a SharePoint environment. These are missing in the standalone version. Of course the modern web parts are available in the standalone version. Best regards

Hi, depending on the number of times you are creating these workflows it could be an option to trigger a path transition of the dictionary workflows which in turn would start a single workflow using the non all action. Then you would be able to set the author. Am alternative could be to user

Hi Patryk, I just tested this as a SQL query of a database source and it worked. The problem are the {} which are used to identify variables so they needed to be replaced with CHAR. But I'm not sure that the performance will be any good. I don't remember if the filters on a data source are app

Hi Stanisław, there's already a setting for this in the advanced tab of the "Start a subworkflow (SQL)" action. :) Off topic: I would advise against modifying data via SQL commands inside any BPS database. I'm not sure, but I can imagine that you would loose any support if you do so. Best

Hi Adam, I don't have an example. I just stumbled about this feature when I checked whether I could access all persons who will receive a task. Which is not the case. As far as I can there's not much you can do. Deine a user, it's displayname and whether he is CC or not. There's no option to

Hi Adam, you can achieve this with a custom action. public override void Run(RunCustomActionParams args) { args.TransitionInfo.TasksToAdd.Add(new WebCon.WorkFlow.SDK.Common.Model.NewTaskData(...)); https://developer.webcon.com/2022/resources/sdk-reference/html/40cdf426-b7ad-2644

Hi Tomek, you could also create a Business rule using the SDK. The rule could return the value for the hyperlink action. Alternatively you could call the rule from a form rule. Here you can find an example of a custom business rule: https://github.com/Daniel-Krueger/webcon_cclsacti

Hi Jerzy, you can check the WFElementTasks table. You can filter WFT_WFDID for the current workflow WFT_Version for the latest one. This will return the latest tasks for each user and you can check WFT_IsFinised and WFT_FinishPath for more details. Best regards, Daniel

Hi, it would be great if the creation of Dashboards could be added to the Designer Desk. Best regards, Daniel

Hi Tomek, I fail to see why you want to start a browser from within a browser. :) If the user can click on a link you can use the target attribute to define that the link should be opened in a new window. https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp If you want to trigger this automatic

Hi MiChau, depending on your use case you could also switch from privileges on workflow instance level to privileges based on form type. This way you could easily grant new domain groups read privileges to all workflow instances using this specific form type. Best regards, Daniel

Hi everyone, this is just a short list of actions I had to do, when I switched from a "local" text field, WFD_AttText1, to a global WFD_AttText1Glob: 1. Fixing Start Subworkflow actions Due to the change of the field type the assignment was "lost". Internally the action uses the database name

Hi Marcin, maybe it will solve itself ones you restart the application pool, for example with iisreset. I had a different error but it also contained "WebCon.WorkFlow.Data.Caching.Collections." namespace. Type: System.ArgumentException ----------------------------------------------------

Hi Patryk, ok, if you need to display the data in a Data Table we have to rely on the build in features. This is not an ideal solution but in our cases it will work, but I don't have any idea how this performance in a real world scenario. :) declare @jsonText nvarchar(max) = '[{"d":"2022-02

Hi Patryk, this can be very easy, at least if you are running SQL Server 2016 and a willing /able to test updating the database compatibility level to 13. Using this compatibility level you can make use of OPENJSON https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/functions/openjson-transact-sql?view

Hi, I did once a small PoC and maybe you can amend the logic: I used PdfSharpCore using PdfSharpCore.Pdf; your logic: using (var targetDoc = new PdfSharpCore.Pdf.PdfDocument()) { foreach (var file in ATTACHMENTS) {

Hi Jegan, I would also prefer it if the actions could be displayed in the first column instead of the last one. Or at least to have it configurable. For the time being I have two tips for you: 1. I don't know when this was added but you can limit the height of the item list in the layouts

Hi Marcin, you need to use the "change a single field" action to assign something to the local parameter. Can you execute the SQL statement inside a "normal" SQL command, so that you can return "i"? I don't have any experience with Oracle, so I can only answer this in a generic way. Best

Hi Marcin, ok, if you need to display this message after path transition you could do it like this: 1. Use the "change value of a single field" action, select the parameter in which the result should be stored. 2. Use a hyperlink action with javascript:alert('PARAMETER') It's probably poss