Thought I could provide a 'quick and easy' solution to this one, since I just got a good fix. This isnt *exactly* what you're asking for, tho i happen to think its better, since there's a lot of valuable diagnostic information provided by 'flow action contexts'. This is a UI Action to execute a search for all execution contexts related to the user's current record.
To see the visualization of the flow, simply navigate to your context from the search and click the 'Open in Operation View' link.
I'll provide all the context I can, too.
- Go to this table: https://{INSERT YOUR OWN DEVELOPMENT INSTACNCE URL}/nav_to.do?uri=%2Fsys_ui_action_list.do
- Click 'New'
- Enter a Name
- Select the table your records are stored on (like 'Incidents')
- Check all the Boxes Shown
- Insert the following into the Condition field:
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!current.isNewRecord() && (new Workflow().hasWorkflow(current))
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- Insert the following into the 'Onclick' field:
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searchFlowExecutions()
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- Insert this Script into the 'Script' field:
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// Show the workflow context in a new window
function searchFlowExecutions() {
var id = g_form.getUniqueValue().toString();
// var url = new GlideURL('wf_context_list.do');
var url = new GlideURL('sys_flow_context_list.do');
var full_query = 'source_record=' + id;
url.addParam('sysparm_query', full_query);
g_navigation.open(url.getURL());
}
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- Click 'Form Action', and 'Isolate Script'
- Click 'Save' (obviously).
I hope this helps. If you *really* want to replicate the old behavior of jumping straight to the chart without the context, you could probably do something clever with multiple glide record calls. But frankly, I think that's kind of messy, and gives you *less* diagnostic information than just popping up the results of a search for all the related contexts.
