I am creating a cardlayout button that uses an a!startProcess link (which is shown below). On the initial grid page, I have a cardlayout button that when selected initiates a Create/Update Process model that users can update or create records for. The process model takes in a dynamic input for what type of file to create, and what location the file is associated with. The main issue is that once the user either cancels the form, updates a record, or creates a record, the form does not refresh to the initial page with the cardLayout and grid view of all the current records within the database. The data is added to the database and shows in the grid view when the user manually refreshes the page. However, the task does not exit out of the form to enter/update/cancel data. I also double checked the create(update)/cancel buttons and both have submit as true. I am not sure why the process doesn't close and refresh the initial page the process was initiated from.I should also add that the entire process is chain linked. I am not able to go about this with a record action since I need to provide context for the create action, and the related actions (where you can provide context) require you to have an existing id to act upon, not one that can be created and made.
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I should also add that the entire process is chain linked. I am not able to go about this with a record action since I need to provide context for the create action, and the related actions (where you can provide context) require you to have an existing id to act upon, not one that can be created and made.
Hi Michael Lemenager , you can use "Record Action" for creating new record
Did you read the messages above? I tried using a record action field, however if you use a record action, it does not allow a user to provide any context for a create action. The related record action will only take an identifier, which works when I need to update info, however when I want to create a new record, I cannot pass a placeholder because it does not exist within the record.
Does this newly created record has any relationship to an existing? If you, did you consider to add that action to this other record?
Yes, its related to a second Record, however it is just a reference table to determine one of 10 different types of files that can be uploaded. The grid field is just showing files uploaded as a specific type and location. I was trying to create a dynamic table that could hold multiple different files (ri!type as referenced above in the image) and refer to the location a file is associated with (ri!sdMayportType), no other records are being used directly on the interface.
Can you post screenshot of your process model?