Marc
Something that has had me scratching my head for a day or so; How would I do a callback when committing a data form?
Here's the scenario:
User edits a list item in a custom form. User clicks commit form action button which saves the record and then calls a function to fire a workflow.
I'm using SPServices to call the workflow as I don't want the initiation form displayed (I use the initiation parameters to determine what action a workflow should take (e.g. mark item as cancelled, postponed etc) which I pass in at runtime via JavaScript. my approach is to make the workflow act like a case statement as I can handle multiple scenarios in a single workflow.
It works beautifully where a user doesn't need to edit any data beforehand (e.g open an item then click postpone).
Any thoughts on the approach?
Regards
Martin
Something that has had me scratching my head for a day or so; How would I do a callback when committing a data form?
Here's the scenario:
User edits a list item in a custom form. User clicks commit form action button which saves the record and then calls a function to fire a workflow.
I'm using SPServices to call the workflow as I don't want the initiation form displayed (I use the initiation parameters to determine what action a workflow should take (e.g. mark item as cancelled, postponed etc) which I pass in at runtime via JavaScript. my approach is to make the workflow act like a case statement as I can handle multiple scenarios in a single workflow.
It works beautifully where a user doesn't need to edit any data beforehand (e.g open an item then click postpone).
Any thoughts on the approach?
Regards
Martin