Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

Kumar Agniwesh — Thu, 21 Nov 2024 00:24:08 GMT

if it has helped, please upvote the answer so that it can help others

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

maheshg821223 — Tue, 19 Nov 2024 14:40:16 GMT

Thank you gayatria0439 . Appreciate the help here.

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

gayatria0439 — Tue, 19 Nov 2024 06:22:57 GMT

Hi maheshg821223 , I have reviewed your code and noticed that you have used a rule input in place of the value. Instead, you should provide a value that can either be a text(string format) (e.g., 'Cancel' or 'Submit') or a Boolean value (True/False), depending on your requirements. This value will be saved in your rule input as soon as the button is clicked. So, You can then implement the logic, such as: if Cancel = true, proceed to the end node, or if Cancel = 'Cancel', proceed to the end node.

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

Karumuru Abhishek — Tue, 19 Nov 2024 02:57:05 GMT

Hi maheshg821223 if your query is resolved , please verify the answer and close this thread

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

maheshg821223 — Mon, 18 Nov 2024 13:56:08 GMT

Thank you Abhishek.

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

maheshg821223 — Mon, 18 Nov 2024 13:55:38 GMT

Thank you Kumar, your suggestion worked.

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

Kumar Agniwesh — Sun, 17 Nov 2024 09:01:46 GMT

Buttons work differently then input fields. In Input fields you enter a value which gets saved in parameter passed in saveinto. Same value gets displayed when you pass that parameter in value part

For Buttons you pass the value which gets save into paramater set in saveinto,

In your case, you would only need one ruleinput, which is ri!cancel

code should look like this

a!buttonWidget(
      label: "submit",
      value: false,
      saveInto: ri!cancel,
      submit: true()
    ),
    a!buttonWidget(
      label: "cancel",
      value: true,
      saveInto: ri!cancel,
      submit: true(),
      //Validate as false so that you can avoid checking required fields validation/
      validate:false
      
    )

This way in your xor gate you can use pv!cancel to determine which path to take.

RE: Button Click Boolean not getting captured property in Process Model Process Variable

Karumuru Abhishek — Sat, 16 Nov 2024 04:00:21 GMT

hi maheshg821223 In your submit and cancel buttons, you must assign a value to the parameter. The value will be saved in your `ri!` variable when you click the button. I have included the code for reference. Depending on your saving rule input type, the value parameter can either be a text value or a boolean.

a!buttonWidget(
      label: "submit",
      value: "Submit",
      saveInto: ri!submit,
      submit: true()
    ),
    a!buttonWidget(
      label: "cancel",
      value: "Cancel",
      saveInto: ri!cancel,
      submit: true()
    )