Hello,
I have a site with an interface page as content. My interface nested other interfaces and the navigation through all interfaces is based on the logic of local variables. However, in some interfaces I use "a!processTaskLink" to run tasks on already started processes. My problem is: I want to open these tasks in the same tab and when I finish my task, I want to go back to the interface where I was. But, the actual behaviour is that when I finish my task, I go back to the main interface because the values of local variables are lost.
Does anyone know how to get around this problem?
Thank you.
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I agree, "new tab" behavior is simple and straight-forward.
The only real other option I know of is building your own system by which to save internal interface "tab clicked" values by-user to a special database table, which can be loaded when a user first loads the interface again and can help direct default behavior of that particular interface. It's doable, and doesn't perform badly, but requires in-depth and precise specialized coding.
Thank you Mike.
We will try a simple POC with your approach.