Hi, I have two activity chained user input tasks and there is an xor in bet

bhanuprakashg over 12 years ago

Hi,
I have two activity chained user input tasks and there is an xor in between them which will re-route to the first user input task if the value entered is negative. Suppose that if I have entered -111 ,-222,333(for each of the instances) values in the first user input task and at the last instance ie at the value 333 since the value is not negative the second user input task is displayed.If I click on previous button the first user input task id displayed with the value 333 but the javascript onload event alert shows the value -222....

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0 Sathya Srinivasan
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over 12 years ago

Using the 'previous' button does not roll-back the pv! values you set in your process model. However, the data retained in the form (i.e. the 'previous' form) are retained. This is why you are seeing the discrepancy. When you submit the form again, your pv! will be updated with the new value. Value is set into pv! after the form is submitted.
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0 Sathya Srinivasan
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over 12 years ago

Using the 'previous' button does not roll-back the pv! values you set in your process model. However, the data retained in the form (i.e. the 'previous' form) are retained. This is why you are seeing the discrepancy. When you submit the form again, your pv! will be updated with the new value. Value is set into pv! after the form is submitted.
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