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I was wondering if there is a way, when assigning to a group, to set an automati
bonniet
over 10 years ago
I was wondering if there is a way, when assigning to a group, to set an automatic acceptance for a user input task. So if a user clicks the task they are automatically made the task owner without having to accept the task explicitly. Or is there a way to force the form to reload after they have clicked accept? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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utkarshs
over 10 years ago
Can you elaborate your use case?
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bonniet
over 10 years ago
Sure, I have a form (in a task that I need to be assigned to a group), inside the form I am using a variable to hold the user information that is coming from tp!owner, in the input variables. I need to be able to use that variable in the form, but since the form loads and then the user accepts the task (setting them to the tp!owner) the user variable in the form is storing a null value and throwing an error. However if I accept the task and then refresh the page it no longer throws the error. So I either need the task to be automatically accepted when the user clicks on it or I need to force the form to reload after they have clicked accept in order to load the tp!owner information into the variable in the form.
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utkarshs
over 10 years ago
Well its not possible if you are assigning the task to user group however if you want to hold user information why not just make a read only text field on the form itself and in value you can simply use function loggedInUser() I hope this helps or of there's sonething else in requirments then let me know
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bonniet
over 10 years ago
Using the loggedinUser() function worked! Thank you so much.
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utkarshs
over 10 years ago
Your welcome, glad that it helped.
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