You might be able to take one of the project approval actions (approve, reject , recall) by using a Misc Action module:    

Thanks for the tip.  I have my own personal project (separate from the one pushed to the system by WF), and I can add tasks to it from Priorities.  But when logged in as another user, I can't use Priorities to add tasks to the same personal project where the 'Discover the new work list' resides.I wi...

We're currently working on a refresh of our WF training.  Some users have expressed a desire to track personal work tasks.  I thought I'd make them a guide for entering these tasks on the Priorities tab.  Some users have explored Priorities while others have not--the latter still have the intro mess...

I can post a note to a task with this (you can use 'Note Text' rather than 'html' if rich text isn't needed).You'll need to pass your task's ID to the ObjID field.

If you're trying to add a comment (and not update an existing comment), I think you need to use a Create a record module.This works for me (it's for adding a note to a project, but it's the same idea). 

Thanks, Cynthia!

Looks like Watch Record might be the most effective in my limited testing; and I apparently got stuck down the rabbit hole--it's outputting bundles, so I don't need an iterator (though I may have to do some further processing with certain elements are data that are outputted as collections).

I can't tell you how badly I want this--it drives me nuts to have to change filters and views when switching back and forth between objects.

Hi All,A unit on my team is wanting to create a survey in WF, and I've been tasked with helping to automate it via Fusion.  I have a demo scenario that works well: a Watch Events module is triggered when projects created from a specific template are marked complete; an issue (with a custom form cont...

I noticed some glitching last week (to the point that I was having to switch to the legacy versions when I was tinkering around).  It was similar to your screenshot--the custom form dialogue loaded (which I didn't need as I wasn't working with custom field data) but basically nothing else.