Hello!
At the moment I'm building a business process where the user has to fill out several pre-configured pages. I want to include a "Back" button in those pages that redirects the user to the previous page. This is of course possible by adding the button on the page and then creating a connection in the business process design back to the previous page. However, in this solution, all fields in the old page are empty again and what the user has previously filled in is forgotten. Is there any way to cache the data the user has filled in when returning to a page in business process?
Kind regards
Kai
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For clarification, the attached image shows what kind of process design I'm talking about.
Hello,
You can do this with the business process parameter. The idea is to get the value of the field from the 1st element, assign it to the parameter and then assign the value back when you are going to the first element again.
and the result:
Regards,
Dean
Dmytro Podolskyi,
This is ok for pages with a couple of parameters, but for pages with large numbers it is very cumbersome and prone to errors/issues when changing pages. It would be nice if it were possible to return to the 1st pre-configured page in some way without having to go through that.