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I am using a "Related action" with a recordtype. The related action do
simranjits
over 10 years ago
I am using a "Related action" with a recordtype. The related action does appear with the records on Tempo but gives an error when I click on it.:
Could Not Display Form
An error occurred while applying the context for the Investor Onboarding related action [identifier=5]. Details: Could not find variable 'rp!Insert'
The context exp being used is: ={pvFolder : rp!Insert} where pvFolder is a process variable of type "Folder" of my Process Model and rp!Insert is a process variable to type "Folder" of the target process model.
pvFolder has not been used in record dashboard UI expression.
Please suggest....
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Sathya Srinivasan
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over 10 years ago
I'm assuming the record is based on DB or WS (and not process) - correct? If so, the only attribute you can pass is the rp!id which is the PK or the identifier for your record. You need to build the logic to query the corresponding attributes from there.
On the other hand, if its based on a process, defining a task as quick task will automatically enable it as a Related action. In this case, the quick task will have access to all the process variables defined.
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forum.appian.com/.../Record_Design
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Sathya Srinivasan
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over 10 years ago
I'm assuming the record is based on DB or WS (and not process) - correct? If so, the only attribute you can pass is the rp!id which is the PK or the identifier for your record. You need to build the logic to query the corresponding attributes from there.
On the other hand, if its based on a process, defining a task as quick task will automatically enable it as a Related action. In this case, the quick task will have access to all the process variables defined.
See:
forum.appian.com/.../Record_Design
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