Does anyone have ideas of how I can have Fusion compare 2 forms, 1 from Sandbox and 1 from Production, and see the differences of field names?thanks

Hi Eric, I set up Watch Events in Fusion based on changes to a Form, which is a CategoryID in Fusion.The CategoryID in Fusion = the Form ID in Workfront.Not exactly the best way because Fusion only sees changes on the topmost form on an object.Hope this helps. 

I started learning Fusion using the available tutorials.  I found this helpful for beginner to intermediate type needs.However, I've seen some pretty incredible things you can do with Fusion from this community.It really came down with just playing around and testing.We have 75+ Fusion Scenarios doi...

Thank you Sven.  This worked great.

Thanks Sven, I will give this a try.For item 1, do you know if there is a way to iterate through all the form fields and see what changed?  Instead of targeting a specific field? Something like:for (x = 0; x < formFields.numItems; ++x) {      var thisField = formFields[x];      if (newState.thisFiel...

Hi,I have 2 questions. 1. I have a Fusion Scenario that starts with an Adobe Workfront Watch Event that triggers every time a form is updated on an Issue.    I'm trying to compare the New State values and Old State values and then get a list of the fields that were changed. 2.  I'm also trying to us...

I have a project that has 7 forms attached. The target form is not the top form, but say the 5 form in the stack.I have a Fusion Scenario Watch Event (Instant/Acid) set up to trigger when a project is updated with a specific categoryId.When I update the target form in the project, Fusion scenario do...

Hello, We use Issues in a Workfront project to manage values in a drop down for a form.  When someone adds a new issue, we trigger Fusion to add that to the drop down use a custom api call.The problem that I'm having is that I like the drop downs to be sorted alphabetically and can't figure out how ...

Hi,In my experience if you use the Workfront module named ‘Read Related Records’ and set the Collections to ‘objectCategories’  you can get all the Category IDs.-Kelly

This usually means that your scenario blueprint is over 5mb.You can check the size by exporting your blueprint and checking the file size.We've overcome this by 2 techniques.1. Keeping usage of WF Search modules to a minimum.  In our experience the WF Search module is the main culprit.  We use the C...