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(...) eeting, and onlineMeetingProvider), I got the following response: { "error": { "code": "RequestBroker--ParseUri", "message": "Resource not found for the segment 'QSIqpc178RLEUBwAOebtldQpXQYUX rQU7MnmzAAAAAAENAAAOebtldQpXQYUX rQU7MnmzAAGXoPJPAAA='." } } The request was: PATCH v1.0/users/[user id]/calendar/events/Field value (meeting ID - raw) I also tried to create a meeting with an API (...)

(...) much in my opinion. The easiest and most pragmatic way to keep track of views would be opening a preview or of course a form. Maybe also viewing or downloading a file could be recorded. The most lUX ury version would be configuration options (elements views, element edits, document downloads, document previews) on process level. By default it would then be switched off. It might be feature othe (...)

(...) e id depends on the environment it gets a little annoying. If you don't want to use a constant which stores the ids, you can use the following approach: for( prop in window) { if (prop.startsWith('UX Rule_TTriggerMenuActionTCreateMeasure_')) { window[prop](); // can be expanded if necessary as shown in the preview. break; } } Best regards, Daniel

(...) as default values for the new row. Since it all is asynchronous it has to be a promise chain, like this pseudo code: p.then(() => { SetValue(formField, 'Value') }).then(() => { InvokeRule('#{BRUX :1526:ID}#') }) This is working fine but unfortunately this seems to be incredibly slow, if there is a larger amount of rows to be added. We tried to call item lists initialize, but that seems t (...)

(...) ion? The goal is - if JavaScript validation fails on field value change, I would like to revert the value of the changed field back to the default value )or previous value). I was researching the UX Context input parameter, but I was unable to find a function or value in the UX Context structure that would contain information about the ID of the field, that triggered the function. Thanks!

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External content by Daniel Krüger; March 31, 2024 ; WEBCON BPS Version: 2023.1.3.118 The original post has appeared on daniels-notes.de A colleague introduced me to Playwright from Microsoft. This is a tool you can use for automating UI testing.  If you have no idea, what this means, imagine the following: You have an approval workflow. Person one provides s

External content by Raluca-Mirabela Lupu; 18.04.2024   Why would you need gamification for your processes? Gamification is the process of using game elements, such as points, ranks, awards, and competitions, in non-game contexts, like education, business, or health, to motivate and engage participants more actively and involved. Studies show that gamification can have significa

External content by Daniel Krüger; August 18, 2024 ;  The original post has appeared on daniels-notes.de   If you ever wondered, whether the assigned person actually has taken a look at a task / workflow instance, then you can add a custom solution to your workflows. The blog post will provide all information on how to implement it, so that a different the icon will be displa