Is it possible to find out what is the filtering dime...

[vitor_d]

I noticed that vars.schema returns the targeting dimension name on Javascript Code, but I would like to know if it is possible to find out which is the Filtering Dimension on Javascript Code. Thank you!

[Jonathon_wodnicki · Accepted solution]

Hi,

It's not stored to vars, no.

Crude approach is to search the workflow's xml, looking for query transition target = your activity, then retrieve [query/where/@filteringSchema] from it.

This can be done in 1 line using E4X filtering, doc here:

• Processing XML with E4X - Archive of obsolete content | MDN (mozilla.org)

Thanks,

-Jon

[vitor_d]

Thank you! I will try that! One final question, how do I get the workflow's XML in javascript?

I wrote down the following code to test some filtering, but it didn't work:

var test = instance.activities.jumpout.(@name == "jumpout");

[Jonathon_wodnicki]

Nah it's not going to work, instance is 'wppObject' not XML. Have to do it the hard way:

function getPriorActivityByType(activityType) {
  for each (var priorActivity in instance.activities[activityType]) {
    for each (var transition in priorActivity.transitions) {
      if (transition.target === activity.name) return priorActivity;
    }
  }
}

var priorActivity = getPriorActivityByType('query');
if (priorActivity) logInfo(priorActivity.schema);

[vitor_d]

Amazing, thank you! I will try this approach. One last curiosity: so it is not possible to get the XML of the workflow? It gets mapped to WppObject?

[Jonathon_wodnicki]

There's xtk.workflow.get(instance.id), which also returns wppObject. Would have to use queryDef or sqlGetString for the data clob (or specifically [activities/query] for queryDef) and run it through new XML(). Cheaper to iterate over the wppObject in hand.