Understanding Action events
Actions are defined in the Action form.
Each action can have one or more script segments in a script. The action
can also have one or more events that are configured to correspond to the
script. For example, an
Approve
event is associated with the
Approve
script segment. Events are displayed as buttons
in the user interface. When users select an event button, this triggers the
action’s script.
This table shows the script segments that are used for each
button:Script Segments | Events for Buttons |
---|---|
Function wf_return() As Long
|
Return |
Function wf_complete () As
Long |
Complete |
Function wf_ approve() As Long
|
Approve |
Function wf_ reject() As Long
|
Reject |
Function wf_edit() As Long
|
Edit |
Function wf_view() As Long
|
View |
Function wf_reassign() As Long
|
Assign |
Function wf_receipt() As Long
|
Receipt |
Function wf_hold () As Long
|
Hold |
The events have no predefined behavior. You write the code that gives the buttons their behavior.