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VALUE('areaowner') question.

Annad

Hi,
What is the tag name for the areaowner when using the __VALUE__($tagname) directive?
I used __VALUE__('iw_areaowner') but it returned nothing.

Thanks.

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Dwayne

The 'iw_areaowner' attribute isn't always available. It's there for 'submit' and 'assign' but it isn't guaranteed to be there for 'new_job'. I suspect that's your problem. 'New Job' can be initiated when the user isn't IN a workarea, so the 'area owner' concept isn't guaranteed to even make sense.

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Migrateduser

That should be right. Maybe it's a matter of the context in which you are using it. Can you give us a little code snippet?

Annad

Thanks.
I am indeed using the "New Job" command. However, the new_job command does give you the area that the workflow is curretly invoked from.
So I used the iwattrib function to get the owner of the workarea and treated that to be the areaowner and it worked fine.

Thanks for your help.

Anna