[sofiathefake]

I'm using PM 3.0. I want to keep the value in text field after clicking a button (NOT SUBMIT BUTTON) and refreshing the task. What should I do?

For example, I have a Dynaform for staff to fill customer's information. In this form, I have some text fields, a "complete" button and a submit button. After filling in some text fields, the staff clicks "COMPLETE" button then unintentional clicks "Draft" in the left column. The task moves to draft. I want the staff to continue the task without fill in text fields again (and without clicking submit button). I think the variables should be assigned with the value in text fields.

[amosbatto]

I'm not sure that I understand what you want.
If you want the values entered in the DynaForm to be saved, then you can use this JavaScript code to be executed when the user clicks on the "Complete" button:

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$("#completeButton").find("button").onclick( function() {
   var formId = $("form").prop("id");
   $( '#'+formId ).saveForm();
}); 

Where the ID of your button is "completeButton".
See: http://wiki.processmaker.com/3.1/JavaSc ... m.saveForm

[sofiathefake]

I'm not sure that I understand what you want.
If you want the values entered in the DynaForm to be saved, then you can use this JavaScript code to be executed when the user clicks on the "Complete" button:

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$("#completeButton").find("button").onclick( function() {
   var formId = $("form").prop("id");
   $( '#'+formId ).saveForm();
});

Where the ID of your button is "completeButton".
See: http://wiki.processmaker.com/3.1/JavaSc ... m.saveForm

thanks a lot but it seems not be used for file type what should I do?

[amosbatto]

thanks a lot but it seems not be used for file type what should I do?

That bug was fixed over a year ago, but the documentation wasn't updated. What version of PM are you using?

[amosbatto]

I just checked this. In version 3.2 and later, you can save files in MultipleFile controls with form.saveForm(), but you can't save files in File Controls, so use MultipleFile controls in your DynaForm.

[sofiathefake]

I just checked this. In version 3.2 and later, you can save files in MultipleFile controls with form.saveForm(), but you can't save files in File Controls, so use MultipleFile controls in your DynaForm.

Oh, many thanks, but I use PM 3.0. I will check it tomorrow and send feedbacks.