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TAG_info question

Annad

Is there a way to display HTML text using TAG_info directive.
I've used the following, and it does not work:

TAG_info(
error = " Could not submit...",
);

This doesn't spit out the text "Could not submit".
It works only for somethings like:
TAG_info(
continue_in_wf => "<input type='hidden' value='$start_submit_wf'>",
);

Please advise.
Anna

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Migrateduser

What scenario are you trying to design? When do you want to display "could not submit"?

Dave Smith
Sr. Software Engineer
Nike, Inc.
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DavidH.Smith@nike.com

Annad

I am checking for certain conditions in the files that are attached to the workflow, like the file extension (non DCRs). When there is an error I want to display it using the TAG_info directive. I need to display the error messages in both English and French. One message after the other.
I was able to use TAG_info with this form:
_______________________________________________________________________
iw_setwfarg_non_dcrs =>
[
html => English message
label => "<tr bgcolor=Gainsboro ><td colspan=2><center>" .
"The following file(s) were not valid DCR(s): " . "</center></tr>",
valid_input => '/.*/',
],
_______________________________________________________________________

This would display both messages side by side. I need them to be one after the other.
Thanks for you help.
A.

nipper

We do that a slightly different way. The first step of a WF is a perl script that checks the imput.
If it fails validation then a CGI task is next that shows the users what was wrong. In addition
an email is sent to the owner of the task.

The downside is that the job ends & the use restarts it.

Andy