Missing "New" button on Tasks Page Configuration [sn_grc_workspace_task_page_config] for Custom Work
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2 hours ago
Hi everyone,
I am currently working on a custom GRC workspace (mygrc) and I am trying to set up a specific Tasks Page Configuration for it.
Current State:
- My custom workspace is currently pointing to the Compliance Workspace task page configuration.
- I need to create a dedicated configuration record for mygrc because we have specific requirements for the queries and tables displayed on the "My Tasks" page.
The Issue:
When I navigate to GRC Landing Page Configurations > Tasks Page Configuration, I do not see a "New" button to create a fresh configuration record for my custom workspace.
When I navigate to GRC Landing Page Configurations > Tasks Page Configuration, I do not see a "New" button to create a fresh configuration record for my custom workspace.
What I've Checked:
- Roles: I have both
adminandsn_grc_workspace.task_adminroles. - Scopes: I have tried switching between Global, GRC: Policy and Compliance, and GRC: Common Workspace Elements scopes.
- List Control: I checked the List Control settings; the "Omit new button" checkbox is unchecked, yet the button still does not appear.
My Questions:
- Is the
sn_grc_workspace_task_page_configtable restricted OOB to only the core GRC workspaces? - If the "New" button is intentionally hidden, what is the recommended way to register a custom workspace to its own task configuration?
- Should I be looking at a specific UX Page Property (like
taskPageConfigId) in UI Builder to link a new ID, and if so, how do I generate that record if I can't create one via the UI?
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43m ago
I've faced something like this before on my custom workspaces. What I did is create a new Declarative Action.
Navigate to Declarative Actions -> Create New Action -> Select List
Take a look at how existing Declarative Actions are configured, you should get an idea. There's plenty of OOB records for New buttons in that table. It took some time for me before I got it to work.
Just a tip: for your declarative action you will mostly have to go to Advanced view and add table + sysid parameters in the Payload Map field.
