[jemiris]

Hi Support,

How can i access the SYS_SYS variable in plugin. If i access i got the notice error. Please give a solution

PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant SYS_SYS - assumed 'SYS_SYS' in C:\Bitnami\processmaker-3.2-0\apps\processmaker\htdocs\workflow\engine\plugins\sample\test\db.php on line 19

[amosbatto]

You can access the system variables this way in plugins:
$_SESSION['SYS_SYS']
$_SESSION['SYS_SKIN']
$_SESSION['SYS_LANG']
$_SESSION['USER_LOGGED']

If you have an open case, then you also access these system variables:
$_SESSION['APPLICATION']
$_SESSION['INDEX']
$_SESSION['PROCESS']
$_SESSION['TASK']

These variables will be available until the login session expires. To avoid problems, you should add this code to your plugin to redirect to the login screen if the login session expires.

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if (!isset($_SESSION['USER_LOGGED'])) {
    header("Location: ../login/login");
}

[jemiris]

No, This answer was not working because I need the plugin page should run out of the processmaker as a cron job so I need to get the current workspace.
Is it possible

[amosbatto]

If you need to run this from a cron job, then you can use the defined constant SYS_SYS, which should work no matter how ProcessMaker is run:

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$workspace = SYS_SYS;