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Wizard Setps in Catalog Builder

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Dennis17
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‎12-12-2023 12:41 AM

Hi colleagues,

I have a couple of questions regarding Catalog Builder:
1. Is it possible to have new Wizard Steps applies just in specific Catalog Item Templates? I would like to avoid to have a new Wizard Step for all templates.

2. Once I have the Wizard Step with some variables (Single-Line Text), how can I store the information that the creator of catalog item filled to create the catalog item?

 

Thanks in advance!

Best regards.

Denis

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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‎12-12-2023 04:46 AM

Hi @Dennis17 

 

I think yes, you can use or access the variable but I never tried this. Give a try in PDI and share feedback with us.

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Akos Szilagyi
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‎11-05-2024 06:02 AM

The answer to the second question of yours, is to make a variable that you add to the any of the sections (reference variable to the sys_user table), and you can set the field Default Value to: javascript:gs.getUserID(). When the builder user edits the cat item in Catalog Builder, his user account will automatically populate in there. You can also set the field by a ui policy to read only, so he cannot change it. (Depending on your use case you might want to limit which resources can / should edit that field. Keep in mind, in the background view a lot of 'other' users can change field. - I implemented a logic for that field by ACL.) It all depends on your process.

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