Well I guess I posted this too quickly. The TaskReassign is fired whenever a task is assigned to someone. Not when it's reassigned, I don't know why they would put the "re" there but that's what it is.Nic

Hi,I'm looking at the task events that are exposed in ES2. I pretty much managed to use all of them and understand what they are for. But there's one I can't get to fire; TaskReassigned. Could someone explain how to get this one to fire? Documentation is quite scarce on the subject.I tried forwardin...

Super (well not really, but we're getting somewhere), yes my variable is set. I can play back my recording and see that they are set when it gets to the assign task step.I just tried all of this in ES2.5 all of this works perfectly. There's a chance we might upgrade to that, so I'll consider this is...

This is what we have:Version: 8.2.1, GMPatch Version: 3.19Service Pack Version: 8.2.3260.1.221382.1Nic

Diana, is there anything I should be doing differently? Could this possibly be a bug in ES?ThanksNic

Exactly, it's using the variable name rather than the title. No special characters. I tried different names just to see if I could get anything to show up other than the variable name. I get "tn" rather than "Tracking Number". This is a string variable by the way.When I got the variable name to show...

Hi Diana,This is great, this is so much simpler than recompiling workspace. I managed to get my variable to show up but I'm still having issues with the title, it's just not using it.Also, what does the "Searchable" check box does?ThanksNic

Hi all,I'm interested in modifying workspace to add a new column pertaining to my task. The goal is to be able to list tasks and sort by this new data (shown as a new column). Now I understand I need to rebuild workspace, which I am doing. I can get as far as adding the new column but I am not findi...

Thanks for the great answer Jasmin. I believe we had already talked about the @ issue before. I discovered it when doing tests using the byte type.It's pretty easy to reproduce, jut try setting a value to it and you'll encounter the issue. I've also opened a ticked with support about this.ThanksNic

Hi,Can someone please explain to me what is the use of the @ sign when referencing a variable in Workbench?For example: /process_data/@myVarSometimes you need to use it, sometimes you don't, sometimes Workbench adds it for you but you shouldn't be using it, I'm confused.If you have a link to the onl...