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tt_deletedcr is not trggering off

milind

Hi,
I want to trigger a workflow on deletion of a dcr
The entry in the available templates is as below, but it doesnt start the workflow, if I change the command parameter to anything else then the workflow id initiated.

<template_file name='Author Form Submit' path='myWorkflows/author_deletet_dcr.wft'>
<command_list>
<command value='tt_deletedcr' />
<command value='all' include='no' />
</command_list>
<role_list>
<role value='author' include='yes' allusers='yes'/>
<role value='editor' include='yes' allusers='yes'/>
<role value='all' include='no' />
</role_list>
</template_file>

I am using TeamSite 6.1.0 on solaris machine.

Thanks
Milind

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Bill Klish

I suggest filing a support case. I had a similar problem with starting a Front Office workflow, and it turns out the command they listed in the manual was incorrect. This might be a similar issue.

mgal

Was this file submitted to staging area ever? For triggering workflow on deletion of a file, the file has to be submitted before.

Thxs,

Mohammed Gazal.

milind

Hi,
The file is submitted to STAGING area and it is a valid DCR also ...

Regards

Milind

milind

Hi,
I recently read in the documentation that tt_data & tt_delete works only for Content Center Standard and not for Proffessional.

Regards
Milind

Adam Stoller

You're oversimplifying the statement in the manual (at least as of 6.5 SP1 - emphasis added):

Note: The tt_data command is valid in ContentCenter Standard and can be configured in ContentCenter Professional; see the User Interface Customization Guide. The tt_deletedcr command is only valid when users are using the ContentCenter Standard interface; in ContentCenter Professional, this command is not valid and data records are treated like any other assets. --fish
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