Here is the finished product, so to speak.
Now back to the tasklist - Task with id 200014 is no longer displayed.
So now to what I have done -
Note: I call the REST Service to approve the task and then navigate back to the Task List page
This is leveraged in the Action Chain for the Details button
This is how I pass the TaskID of the selected task to the Approvals page.
As you can see, I Call the REST API to get the Payload data from Process.
I then Assign the Payload field values to the page variables.
Now all I need to do is specify when this action chain should be executed -
Now back to the tasklist - Task with id 200014 is no longer displayed.
So now to what I have done -
Step 1 - create a Service Connection for the REST API to approve a task
Step 2 - create a page to display the task payload
Step 3 - create an action chain for Approve
Note: I call the REST Service to approve the task and then navigate back to the Task List page
Step 4 - Displaying the payload in the approvals page
I create a variable with app scope. This will hold the task id -
This is leveraged in the Action Chain for the Details button
This is how I pass the TaskID of the selected task to the Approvals page.
Step 4 - Pre-populate the Approvals page with the Payload data
I create page variables for the payload field values -
I set the Data values of the Page fields to these e.g. -
I create a new action chain for this page -
As you can see, I Call the REST API to get the Payload data from Process.
I then Assign the Payload field values to the page variables.
Now all I need to do is specify when this action chain should be executed -
That all there is to it!
THanks to Sid J. for his advice!
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