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Hello, Is there a way to identify a Related Action based on a stub?
oanab
over 8 years ago
Hello,
Is there a way to identify a Related Action based on a stub?
We need this since we ran a Healtchcheck and some Related Actions have been flaged as High risk. In order to review/ fix these Related Actions we have to identify them and the Healthcheck only provides the stub.
Thanks
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Colin Schoenfelder
Certified Lead Developer
over 8 years ago
Hello,
Looking at my Health Checks it seems to show the name of the record and the related action, however the two other pieces of info that it gives are the record URL stub, which you could navigate to with:
https://[ENVIRONMENTURL]/suite/tempo/records/type/[STUB]/view/all
For the Related Action itself, they provide the UUID of the Process Model. The Content Details by UUID Plugin (
https://goo.gl/49i28n)
is really helpful, and has a function called getprocessmodeldetailsbyuuid(), which takes in a UUID string and returns all the details of the model including its folder path.
Hope this helps!
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Colin Schoenfelder
Certified Lead Developer
over 8 years ago
Hello,
Looking at my Health Checks it seems to show the name of the record and the related action, however the two other pieces of info that it gives are the record URL stub, which you could navigate to with:
https://[ENVIRONMENTURL]/suite/tempo/records/type/[STUB]/view/all
For the Related Action itself, they provide the UUID of the Process Model. The Content Details by UUID Plugin (
https://goo.gl/49i28n)
is really helpful, and has a function called getprocessmodeldetailsbyuuid(), which takes in a UUID string and returns all the details of the model including its folder path.
Hope this helps!
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