Aborted Workflow Date

  • Resolved Jimmy K.

    (@jklatt86)


    6 years, 10 months ago

    When a user aborts the workflow the comment history is missing the date. Is there any way to fix that or is there a reason why the date is not recorded? The issue here is that because it doesn’t have a date those will always float to the top of the history and it can cause confusion due to the events being out of order.

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Jimmy K..
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  • Plugin Author nuggetsol

    (@nuggetsol)

    The sign off date on the workflow history is the date when the workflow is aborted. Are you getting the sign off date as blank?

    We will add an enhancement request to allow for comments on abort.

    Thread Starter Jimmy K.

    (@jklatt86)

    Thanks for creating an enhancement request for comments.

    Here’s a screenshot of the output we’re seeing when viewing the comments of an inbox item. (This submissions has been aborted but there is no date.)

    https://gyazo.com/4fa19114c2ef2e274ea4fedb70fbbe30

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author nuggetsol

    (@nuggetsol)

    Thanks for the screen shot. How were you able to add comments during abort and how did you get to this screen after the workflow was completed?

    Can you send me a screen shot of your workflow?

    Plugin Author nuggetsol

    (@nuggetsol)

    We have implemented the changes to allow users to add comments during workflow abort/terminate.

    We will be soon releasing a new version of the plugin with this and other changes.

    Plugin Author nuggetsol

    (@nuggetsol)

    We have released a new version of the plugin with this feature. Now, you will be able to provide comments during workflow abort. Also these comments will be visible in the workflow history.

    Plugin Author nuggetsol

    (@nuggetsol)

    Marking this as closed, since the feature was added with the latest version.

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