Jacek Wojnar

Hi Filip, I'm not 100% sure but that's what it looked like in my tests ;)

Hi, if you mean the X from the screenshot, it appears if there is more than one output path from the step (the user has a choice)

Hi Celina, I wanted to add that deployment mode can also be enabled for individual processes :-) https://docs.webcon.com/docs/2025R2/Studio/Process/EmailNotifications/

Hi Celina, Yes - you can use "Deployment mode" https://docs.webcon.com/docs/2025R1/Studio/SystemSettings/GlobalParams/EmailConfig/SystemSettings_EmailSetting#3-deployment-mode

I was also surprised that it didn't work by default ;) In your case, you need to add "ESCAPE '!'" at the end. Try: AND WFD_AttText1 LIKE '%![JOB!]' ESCAPE '!'

Hi Sebastien, This is probably because MS SQL treats [] as wildcard characters: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/data/adonet/ef/language-reference/like-entity-sql# A workaround is to use the SQL filter: >Your column< like '%![JOB!]%' escape '!' Regards, Jacek

Hi Stefan, First, you don't need a system step to send an email. Just add an action to the path. A system step is used to, for example, make your instance wait for another event (other workflows, APIs, integrations). If you want/need to use a system step, you can exit it with a timeout action (e.

Hi, I understand. In such a situation, the [Form fields] tab will indeed be useful :-) A workaround (besides using JavaScript mode) could be to create business rules that return the list ID and/or column names - [Form fields] is available in business rules.

Hi Sebastien, What do you need to achieve? Attributes are available, but in JavaScript mode.

Hi Sebastien, I agree - the unlock option in the "offset" field sounds good :-)

Hi, You can try creating a technical field, e.g., "timeout start time". Set it on the path with a value of +75 minutes from the current date and time, and in the timeout configuration, set this technical field to [Start date] instead of [Step entry date].

Hi Łukasz, This timer is set to the ENTRY into the step. Have you made a path move on the specific document you're testing this on? Regards, Jacek

Hi Tomasz, You can try use the SQL command and REGEXP_SUBSTR (SQL Server 2025 required). In older versions of SQL, you can use PATINDEX e.g: DECLARE @text NVARCHAR(200) = 'Company details: NIP 1234567890, ul. Testowa 1, Warsaw'; SELECT SUBSTRING(@text, PATINDEX('%[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]

But now you can see that the query is targeting the correct database because you have the correct WFD_Attchoose2 column in the result :-) You need to check if you're actually looking for the correct data in the WFD_AttText1 field (for example, if there are any spaces). Could you screenshot this q

Hi, try changing the [data source] to the default BPS database

Hi Joanna, you can use this option (screenshot)

Hi, Check out this article (maybe it's a version issue) https://community.webcon.com/community/public/articles/national-bank-of-poland-nbp-currency-exchange-rates/53

Hi, You can use the "Change values ​​of multiple fields" action using the same data source you used in the autocomplete file (and specify the fields you want to complete). https://docs.webcon.com/docs/2025R1/Studio/Action/Form/Action_ChangeManyValues

Hi, You can try copying this field not from the URL parameters, but, for example, using the "Change value" action on the element's save path. You would have to pass the WFD_ID of the source element to the technical field and then use SQL to retrieve the image in the action. However, this has t

Hi, You can try refreshing the column list using the button (screen 1) or check if it's remembered here (screen 2)