Part 2 of this mini-series covers the Process relevant snippets available with VB CS.
You can see them here -
The full list of operations available is as follows -
A variation of this is offered at Page/Action level -
Ok so how do Snippets this work?
I create a new page called myDeployedProcesses -
I go to the Code view of the page -
I will copy and paste the code snippet in here - so again, here is the html for the snippet
Let's switch to the design view of the page -
As you can see, we have some errors on the page - essentially we need to provide some metadata
that defines the data provider, i.e. our Process instance, for this page.
Back at the Snippets, you can see another tab for json - here is the metadata definition
We need to add this json code to the page.
Here is the default definition -
Here it is, after copy and paste -
Here is the page in design mode -
I will now call this page from my main page - by clicking a button.
Here is the Action -
I test -
You can see them here -
The full list of operations available is as follows -
A variation of this is offered at Page/Action level -
Ok so how do Snippets this work?
I create a new page called myDeployedProcesses -
I go to the Code view of the page -
I will copy and paste the code snippet in here - so again, here is the html for the snippet
Let's switch to the design view of the page -
As you can see, we have some errors on the page - essentially we need to provide some metadata
that defines the data provider, i.e. our Process instance, for this page.
Back at the Snippets, you can see another tab for json - here is the metadata definition
We need to add this json code to the page.
Here is the default definition -
Here it is, after copy and paste -
Here is the page in design mode -
I will now call this page from my main page - by clicking a button.
Here is the Action -
I test -
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