[njhajhajha]

Hey,

I am using Process maker 3.2.2 community version,
Actually i want to show success message in routing template ,So if you have any running example of the template(.html).
I have seen example on Process maker link but throws error in my case.


Thank You

[andreaadamczyk]

Hello,

In this file: "<INSTALL-DIRECTORY>/processmaker/workflow/engine/template/cases/cases_ScreenDerivation.html" you could see an entire example of a template you can use in a routing screen, this is the default template, and you can modify it according to your needs.

For more information see: https://wiki.processmaker.com/3.2/Templ ... n_Template

Hope it helps you.

Regards.

[njhajhajha]

okay ,thysm ,but actually ineed that success template example code.Thw one whoes image is given in link(ie. Task submitted successfully)

Thanks

[nobody]

This may come late but attached you may find a working example.
I tried to pass the case variables to the routing screen, but failed to get the access token. While this is very easy when in a dynaform (just put MFDynaform.getAccessToken() to the dynaform's javascript), I was not able to get it when on the routing screen. I spent hours trying to figure this out but ended up with a workaround to store the case vars in the local storage.
Note the following disadvantages:
1. NEVER store sensitive data (such as access token) in the local storage.
2. This only works with IE8 and later.

My workaround was to place in the dynaform's javascript the following:

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//this is a workaround to store variables in the local storage
//NEVER store sensitive information in the local storage!!!

$("form").setOnSubmit(function(){  //when submitting the form, save the selected vars in local storage
  $("form").saveForm();
//store the vars in an object 
  var vars = {
    'entity': $("#entity").getValue(),
    'round': $("#votingRound").getValue(),
    'vote': $("#vote").getText(),
    'score': $("#totalScore").getValue()
    
  }
 if(localStorage.getItem('variables')=== null){
   localStorage.setItem('variables', JSON.stringify(vars)); //create key->value like pairs to be stored in the local storage
  } else {
      localStorage.removeItem('variables');  //remove the vars from the local storage if allready in there
      localStorage.setItem('variables', JSON.stringify(vars));

  }});

In your copy of the routing screen template, add HTML like this (follow the instructions from wiki to place it in the correct sections)

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<tr>
					<!--Make sure the file exists in the /workflow/engine/public_html/images directory-->
				<td style="text-align: center" colspan="2"><img src="/images/toadd.png"/></td>
			</tr>
			<tr>
				<td style="text-align: center" colspan="2"><h2 style="color: red">CHECK YOUR VOTING!</h2></td>
			</tr>
			<tr height="5">
				<td class="FormLabel" width="100">Entity:</td>
				<td class="FormFieldContent"><p id="entity"></p></td>
			</tr>
			<tr height="5">
				<td class="FormLabel" width="100">Voting round:</td>
				<td class="FormFieldContent"><p id="round"></p></td>
			</tr>
			<tr height="5">
				<td class="FormLabel" width="100">Your vote:</td>
				<td class="FormFieldContent"><p id="vote"></p></td>
			</tr>
			<tr height="5">
				<td class="FormLabel" width="100">Score:</td>
				<td class="FormFieldContent"><p id="score"></p></td>		  
			</tr>
			<tr>
			</tr>
			<tr>
				<td style="text-align: center" colspan="2"><h4 style="color: blue">If the data is correct, click Continue.</br> Otherwise, click on the previous step link.</h4></td>
			</tr>

In the javascript section of your routing screen template, put the following:

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var variables = localStorage.getItem('variables'); //get the variabes stored in the local storage
 var varsObject = JSON.parse(variables); //create an object from the vars
	 for (var key in varsObject) { //itterate
	 if (document.getElementById(key) !== null){
	 document.getElementById(key).innerHTML = varsObject[key]; //populate the HTML element with the variables
	 }}
	localStorage.removeItem('variables'); //CLEAR the local storage

My routing screen looked like this (I used a different image, the toadd.img is by default in the images directory):


The working routing screen template is attached.

[amosbatto]

Nice solution Nobody! I wouldn't have thought of doing it that way.

[nobody]

Thanks Amos, I am not very happy with how fragile an insecure this is, but could not figure out how to get the access token of the current user when not in dynaform.

[amosbatto]

We don't have a good way to get the access token (except to use Javascript and do a login with REST and that would be insecure if the password is included in the JavaScript code).

Inside a trigger or in the ProcessMaker source code, you can use the following PHP code in version 3.2.2 and later:

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    require_once PATH_CONTROLLERS . 'designer.php';
    $designer = new Designer();
    $credentials = $designer->getCredentials();

This sets $credentials to:

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array(
    "access_token" =>" 8bd11f036a5b5eb9e98eb20d8c7375e29bc05fcc", 
    "expires_in" => 86400, 
    "token_type" => "bearer", 
    "scope" => "view_processes edit_processes *", 
    "refresh_token" => "4e2b737f675a5a3a8b9a79b11ba8af40fd4e02e2", 
    "client_id" => "xxxxxxxx",
    "client_secret" => "xxxxxxxxx"
)

For older versions, see:
viewtopic.php?f=44&t=713519&p=795087#p795087

Then, the access_token has to be passed to the form, when it is generated. If you add a hidden field whose ID and name is "access_token" in your custom template file, then you can edit your /workflow/engine/methods/cases/cases_Step.php file and in line 1114 change from:

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                    $aFields['webEntryUrlEvaluated'] = $webEntryUrlEvaluated;
                }

To:

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                    $aFields['webEntryUrlEvaluated'] = $webEntryUrlEvaluated;
                    require_once PATH_CONTROLLERS . 'designer.php';
                    $designer = new Designer();
                    $credentials = $designer->getCredentials();
                    $aFields['access_token'] = $credentials['access_token'];
                }

Then, you can use JavaScript in your custom template to get the value of the "access_token" hidden field.

[nobody]

Thank you, I should have mentioned I did not want to change the PM source code and the example for the older version is exactly what I have been looking for.