Hello,
I would like to know how may I trigger a submit action to a form, without a manual User action please ?
(it could be in using a timer... for example, submitting the form after 10 seconds)
I saw some related posts around Javascript, but is it possible to do this with Appian ?
Regards
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Hi Cedric
One different way of thinking about approaching this might be as follows:
As you've discovered the issue with User Input Tasks in process models is that they're expecting input from a User, rather than vehicles for telling you what's going on in the background.
Hope this helps
Stewart
Hello Stewart,
Thank you for these ideas.
The Input task main form is a "start form" that the user has to submit at the beggining of the process, but my second form in a middle of the process is, as you said, just a "box" to display a message.
You idea is great to display saving status to the user (and I will keep it), but does not help me (sorry if I'm wrong), to cut the whole process, into 2 sub process (each less of 50-nodes).
Our process contains too much nodes, so the start form is never closed... but when we cut the process into 2 sub process, it works (if submitted by the user).
But as said Mike... maybe my form (start form) is never closed, because of another issue independant of the 50-nodes limit...