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Hi, is there any appian functions redirected to the related action in tempo
bhanuprakashm
over 8 years ago
Hi,
is there any appian functions redirected to the related action in tempo reports.
I am using "recordLink" funtion but, it is redirected to summary view..but i need to redirected to Related action.
In my application i have only one realted action. so user click on the link it is directly routed to related action. is it possible in appian?.
Please help me.
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sikhivahans
over 8 years ago
@bhanuprakashm To the best of my knowledge there isn't an OOTB approach to do so. The a!recordLink() can only redirect you to a dashboard but it can't take you to the actions because by default this function appends the /view (Related Actions View doesn't include '/view' in its url) and name of the view depending on the value in 'dashboard' attribute' to the url which forces us to land only onto a dashboard other than 'Related Actions'.
But you could probably think of a work around where you can build a custom url by using the record identifier and provide this as a link in your report so that the user can directly land on 'Related Actions' view of record. To obtain the custom url, you may implement the below approach:
Step 1: Use urlforrecord() and obtain the url
Step 2: Remove "/view/summary" from the value obtained in Step - 1
Step 3: Append "/actions" to the value obtained in Step - 2
The value obtained in the Step - 3 is your final url and provide this as a link in your Tempo report to the corresponding records. Further let's see if any other practitioners could come up with a best approach.
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Tim
Certified Lead Developer
over 8 years ago
You can display a button for the related action on the summary view, this has been available since 7.7 I believe
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sikhivahans
over 8 years ago
Personally I would like to suggest to follow the approach specified by @tim.clarke, as OOTB approach is always the best but please bear in mind that trying to surface many related actions might bring a clumsy look. In case of many related actions, you might not be able to surface all of them in a same page.
Still if you want to surface all the related actions in one page, amending the url is the only approach to the best of my knowledge.
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bhanuprakashm
over 8 years ago
@tim.clarke yes i displayed button in the summary view. but user want to directly open the realted action without clicking button in the summary view.
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bhanuprakashm
over 8 years ago
@sikhivahans, it is working thanks.
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