Popup confirmation msgbox

Hi, I would like to know is there a way to include a popup confirmation box into the workflow screen?

upon user clicking on the 'Next' we popup a confirmation box to prompt the user to confirm (yes/no) before it actually start the workflow.

Thanks.

TeamSite 6.5 SP2 running on Windows Server 2003

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ccprofessional

What version of TS?

I believe in TS 6.7.1 using WFModeller you can have javascript (like formapi) in the WF instantiation script that can be used. I have only seen a demo of this feature though.

waikong

Sorry, forget to post teamsite version again Smiley Tongue

I have updated the 1st post.

kaalraa

I dont think a direct way is available to do. However, if you can create your own screen for the same functionality... then you can do this easily using javascript

waikong

under 'iw-home\httpd\webapps\content_center\base\wizard' I found a script name 'wizard.js'.

I have a strong feeling that this is the javascript used in the workflow assignment screen.

I tried to add an msgbox into the script, however it doesn't reflect to the workflow assignment screen.

function iw_wizard_doNext(){
alert("Hello World!");
    if (iwWizardOnNext == "" || iwWizardOnNext("next") ){
        iw_wizard_goNext()
    }
}

any idea?

ISCBorisB

under 'iw-home\httpd\webapps\content_center\base\wizard' I found a script name 'wizard.js'.

I have a strong feeling that this is the javascript used in the workflow assignment screen.

I tried to add an msgbox into the script, however it doesn't reflect to the workflow assignment screen.
function iw_wizard_doNext(){
alert("Hello World!");
    if (iwWizardOnNext == "" || iwWizardOnNext("next") ){
        iw_wizard_goNext()
    }
}
any idea?

I've illustrated one of the ways to do it for CCPRO in this post. Basically, it shows how to *inject* desired JS right into wft File.
Take a look, hopefuly it is not that big of a deal to massage it for CCSTD. Needless to say, this is unsupported hack

waikong

I've illustrated one of the ways to do it for CCPRO in this post. Basically, it shows how to *inject* desired JS right into wft File.
Take a look, hopefuly it is not that big of a deal to massage it for CCSTD. Needless to say, this is unsupported hack

Thanks, your solution works perfectly.