I’m okay with this sounding dumb. But drawing a line that points back to the same activity where it came from isn’t an easy thing to do in K2 Studio.
… unless you know the trick.
I’m okay with this sounding dumb. But drawing a line that points back to the same activity where it came from isn’t an easy thing to do in K2 Studio.
… unless you know the trick.
Given a list view with several columns: ID, First Name, and Last Name. Let’s say the “ID” column shows an ID number as a hyperlink that points to another form. The list view’s filter only shows options for filtering on the First Name and Last Name columns. Why can’t I filter on ID too?
Adding a working hours configuration in the K2 Workspace is trickier than you’d think.
I have a client who wants to track all outgoing messaging from all of their K2 applications to assist in troubleshooting if someone says they didn’t receive a notification.
Normally, no big deal; create a database table or two, a database view and an insert and a list proc, turn those procs into methods in a SmO and call it from a SmartObject event after each of the email events in the workflow. Good to go, right?
But all outgoing messaging includes escalation e-mails… trickier, but I’ve got a slick little trick up my sleeve.
You wouldn’t think this would be a thing.
I’ve a new client running K2 4.7 who has changed the URL for the K2 Workspace. The person I took the client over from could only guess at the correct URL.
How did I find it?
It’s over.
The upgrade evolution across four environments and two months is finally complete. And I learned something about the process I want to share: Thanos doesn’t come to visit.
In this document, you will learn about the K2 SmartForms Picture control and how it operates. Finally, you will gain some understanding of how to use it in an advanced scenario involving its .NET Generic Handler, JavaScript and jQuery, and a Data Label control acting as a literal.
The K2 SmartForms Picture Control is comprised of:
Let’s talk about each of these.