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==== First Steps ==== | ==== First Steps ==== | ||
- | Every Workflow start with the [Start] Block. This block store the configuration like the execution trigger. (Please set “start trigger” to “on first save”) To configure a block simple double click on the task or use the small utility icon top left of each block. | + | - Every Workflow start with the [Start] Block. This block store the configuration like the execution trigger. (Please set “start trigger” to “on first save”) To configure a block simple double click on the task or use the small utility icon top left of each block. |
- | + | - For this example please add a condition block, from the left menu and setup a condition you like. (For example “lastname” contain “test” in contacts) | |
- | For this example please add a condition block, from the left menu and setup a condition you like. (For example “lastname” contain “test” in contacts) | + | - Now create a path by drag & drop from the output of the “start” block to the condition input point. To delete a path simple click on the wrong one. |
- | + | - At next use a “set values” block and connect the upper (true) output of condition with the “set values” input and setup a value change setting, you could see. | |
- | Now create a path by drag & drop from the output of the “start” block to the condition input point. To delete a path simple click on the wrong one. | + | - The result should look like the first image of the upper slideshow. |
- | + | - After you activate the workflow in the overview, you could create a record with the values, which match with the condition you use in condition task. After the save process you should see the changed value. | |
- | At next use a “set values” block and connect the upper (true) output of condition with the “set values” input and setup a value change setting, you could see. | + | |
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- | The result should look like the first image of the upper slideshow. | + | |
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- | After you activate the workflow in the overview, you could create a record with the values, which match with the condition you use in condition task. After the save process you should see the changed value. | + |