Hello @Lindag2, Open Adobe Admin Console, and from the top navigation bar, select 'Users'. Enter the username and open the user profile.Next, edit the 'Admin rights':Then, turn on Product profile administrator and add the Workfront instance:
Hello @Donna_Boj, You can use the array aggregator. For example, to group the tasks by project, enable the 'advanced settings' and map the 'project' field in the 'group by'.Something like this..
Hello @Rwchambe, I think you can find what you're looking for in the Fusion cookbook, "Automating Workfront Request Approval Workflows" scenario on page 29. I'm attaching the document.
It is better to use custom API call module in this case rather than using the search module.Example: PROJ/search?programID=57fe4e10005c08ca1a213f7237904c89&programID=57fe4e58005c10c5742c09aba18334d1
Sorry, I was wrong. I did a test on project search using program ID as the criteria. This is what I get:The run was successful without an error:This is what the input bundle looks like. It always takes the first OR value from the condition, the second OR condition is not taken in the input. So even ...
Hello @RobSt, the OR condition will not work because the API call made from the second method would be invalid. Example, the call would be /TTSK/search?DE:Parent - 3rd level=xyz111&templateTaskID=(abc101)or(def201), which is an invalid API call.You will need to use the first method. Just think in te...
Hello @NicholeVargas - I would like to highlight an API call discrepancy related to the multi-selection topic discussed at 13:10 in the video. The issue is not directly related to the event subscriptions but highlights multi-selection field behaviour in the API call when a single value is selected v...