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Some context - while we bind existing processes in another application, My Task section sums number of tasks from all connected processes. I know that as user i can filter them, but my proposal is to add some option for connected processes to not appering in active tasks section at all :)

(...) Currently, views do not allow dynamic Filtering on views for datetime and people-picker fields. It can be done by extending the query in the datasource. The datasource can only be changed by administrators and designers. For end-users it would by great having the possibility to use placeholders for Filtering datetime and people-picker fields. My idea is having placeholders like [now] / [today], which wo (...)

Hi everyone, maybe I have a wrong idea how a multi value picker field is used in filters/groups in reports. Current situation: The picker field will store the selected values in the order they have been chosen. If you use this field as a group, every unique "string" will be used as a group. Example: Workflow instance 1: IT: Research & Development Workflow instance 2: IT: Research

(...) ated by these people names. I have created a report for those 2 processes and the report view is showing the requests submitted by these 2 people: test 1 and Test2 without any issues. When I tried Filtering on the Requestor Column on the report by Test1, it is not showing anything even though there are requests for test1. If I click on Group option on the Requestor column, a grid is being displayed f (...)

(...) ulated by these people names. I have created a report for those 2 processes and the report view is showing the requests submitted by these 2 people: test 1 and Test2 without any issues. When I tried Filtering on the Requestor Column on the report by Test1, it is not showing anything even though there are requests for test1. If I click on Group option on the Requestor column, a grid is being displayed for (...)

I have a process with 2 workflows. Those workflows have similar steps. When I would like to filter elements by step, but the number for elements is incorrect. When I check one value, a second value with the same name is checked too, but I see data only from one workflow.

Hello, I have a form and in the form I have items based on data source. Additionally I add checkbox field to every position on this list. I want to filter this list, when I go to the next step, where there will be only checked items (checkbox). I don't know how to do it?? Regards

(...) e a predefined datasource (SQL query based on WFElements), this is shown under (1) in attached picture. The datasource I am using selects all elements from a specific formtype and needs additional Filtering in SQL query window (2). But I am unable to do that, every attempt so far resulted in syntax error. I am sure there is a trick (which is maybe undocumented), please help! Thanks a lot in adv (...)

(...) n 'Current BPS connection'. A workaround here is the 1. statement (IF (1=1)). This query does seem to work (it is showing the right results in the right step). What does not seem to work is the Filtering on user input. Query seems to be evaluated all the time, showing ALL results regardless of user input. Is there any other way to achieve such a requirement? Thanks a lot in advance, best regard (...)

(...) R BY ATT_TSUUpdate DESC. ATT_WFDID is the instance ID where is the template is located i.e. it is the ID of the only instance in the created template workflow – you find them using Subquery and Filtering only the Templates type instances. Since two templates are stored (one for excel and one for docx) a constraint is put to only select those which have the correct name: Att_Name = ‘Personel.xls (...)

(...) modification date Information about form field values (the column names are the same as the form field names on the form)   In the query to the view you can use conditions and results Filtering e.g. searching information about instances of a given author etc. The additional uses and features of the process view: Allows you to quickly check the number of instances created in a given pr (...)

(...) low and select the employees we are interested in from the window that pops up: Fig. 7. The vacation schedule.   After selecting, click the “Apply” option. Fig. 8 Filtering the employees   On the following screen, you see two employees – Johnny Deep and Jenifer Aniston. Fig. 9. Filtering the employees   In this way, we can present the (...)

(...) w translation” option.     After entering the preview of translations of a specific language, the user can see the list of all system text phrases with the possibility of Filtering and searching them. A correctly prepared language pack should contain translations of all phrases. To create a new translation (or modify the existing one) enter the ‘edit mode’ by select (...)

Applies to version 2019.1; author: Agnieszka Mazur   Introduction   This article describes an additional functionality introduced in WEBCON BPS 2019 that allows you to define substitutions on the Portal. In the previous BPS versions, it was only possible to define them with WebParts. Please refer to this comprehensive article:  Substitutions in WEBCON

(...) bsp; With no results, you have the ability of displaying all results – click on the “Show more results” field at the bottom of the suggested results. A new window with additional Filtering options (on the left) that allow you to narrow down the searched elements will appear on the screen.   Fig. 3. Displaying all resulted for the searched phrase   Search appl (...)

(...) er the instance was created by the searching user and modified by someone else whether the instance was modified by one of the subordinates of the searching user   Fig. 4. The Filtering results   The "Suggested" report allows you to quickly search instances from the entire WEBCON BPS portal, thanks to a wide range of dynamically changing filters. Using the (...)

(...) rformance, this is not an optimal solution, because when loading the form, all records from the EMSI_JobChange_UK table will be downloaded first, which will be filtered only in the next step, and the Filtering result will be displayed on the form. However, from a business point of view, it is not necessary to know the SQL syntax when using filters.   Fig. 9. The configuration of the data tab (...)

(...) ents included in the documentation of the selected API (in this case – host and API key). In the “Filter mode” tab, you have two options – Using BPS and Using Web Service. Filtering on the BPS side will cause that the entire data collection will be downloaded first, and then the searched value will be found (e.g. contractor with a given NIP). Filtering can also be performed on t (...)

(...) drag all of the group content to other panels simultaneously.   Fig. 3. The Global form template   In the “Form type filter” section, it is possible to set the Filtering of fields displayed on the panel to those belonging only to the selected form types. In the “System areas” section, you can add the fields such as Instance ID and Business entity. (...)

(...) olumns let you add new columns to reports wherever they are necessary without changing anything in Designer Studio. You can also sort and filter reports with them.   Fig.14 Sorting and Filtering reports with calculated columns