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| ====== Execution: Local with PHP ====== | ====== Execution: Local with PHP ====== | ||
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| + | <WRAP center round tip 60%> | ||
| + | 2016-05-08: Updated to latest and easiest version | ||
| + | </WRAP> | ||
| You could execute a workflow manually in your own vtigerCRM extension or PHP file. | You could execute a workflow manually in your own vtigerCRM extension or PHP file. | ||
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| <code php> | <code php> | ||
| - | require_once("<rootvtigerCRM_Url>/modules/Workflow2/run.php"); | + | require_once(vglobal('root_directory')."/modules/Workflow2/autoload_wf.php"); |
| - | $current_user = new Users(); | + | |
| - | $current_user->id = <executingUserID>; | + | // The ID of the Workflow you want to execute |
| - | $current_user = $current_user->retrieve_entity_info(<executingUserID>, "Users"); | + | $workflow_id = 1; |
| + | // The user, which will be used for execution | ||
| + | $executionUserId = 1; | ||
| + | // Specify a CRMID if you want to execute the record in context of this record. (Important for field values) | ||
| + | $crmid = false; | ||
| + | |||
| + | $wfExecuter = new \Workflow\Execute(); | ||
| + | $wfExecuter->setUser($executionUserId); | ||
| + | if(!empty($crmid)) { | ||
| + | $wfExecuter->setRecord($crmid); | ||
| + | } | ||
| - | $objWorkflow = new WfMain(<workflowID>, false, $current_user); | + | // Set the $env Variable, which is initially available in Workflow |
| + | $wfExecuter->setEnvironment(array("variable" => "value", "variable2" => "value2")); | ||
| - | # If you have a recordID use: | + | $wfExecuter->runById($workflow_id); |
| - | $newObj = Workflow_VTEntity::getById("<recordID>"); | + | |
| - | # If you don't have a associated recordID and the workflow don't access fields you could use: | + | |
| - | # $newObj = Workflow_VTEntity::getDummy(); | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | $newObj->loadEnvironment(array("asd" => "asd")); // [optional] Variables, which will be available inside the Workflow in $env | + | |
| - | $objWorkflow->setContext($newObj); | + | // If you have created your own trigger to execute multiple workflows, you could use the following function |
| - | $objWorkflow->start(); | + | // Notice: Handling of configuration in Settings will be improved in future versions of Workflow Designer |
| + | // $wfExecuter->runByTrigger("TriggerKey"); | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | ==== Variables you need ==== | ||
| - | | **<executingUserID>** | UserID which is used for permissions ("1" = admin) | | ||
| - | | **<workflowID>** | Which workflow you want to execute (ID you get from URL of the editor) | | ||
| - | | **<recordID>** | Which record is associated with the execution //(If no record, use the alternative with "getDummy()")// | | ||