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Kontextmenü

Context menu

This parameter enables linking between a request form and, for example, the calendar or journal (or other actions). This link then becomes visible in the workflow lists (Open requests or Open tasks, ...) sichtbar.

Weiters kann man über das Kontextmenü direkt aus dem Journal oder Kalender (Gruppenkalender) in den jeweiligen Antrag springen (beispielsweise in einen Fehlzeitantrag, Zeitkorrektur o.a.).

Wichtig in diesem Zusammenhang ist:

Kontextmenü in einem Prozess

Links wird die gewünschte Aktion ausgewählt, also z.B. die Konfiguration eines Journals, Kalender, Gruppenkalender etc. (Dropdown-Liste liefert alle vorhandenen Aktionen und Konfigurationen).

• Man kann hier sowohl die Aktion auswählen (Endung .act) > Benutzer bekommen dann die Aktion entsprechend ihrer Berechtigung angezeigt
• Man kann auch direkt eine bestimmte Konfiguration auswählen (Endung .cact) > Benutzer muss die entsprechende Berechtigung auf diese Konfiguration haben

Rechts wird der Parameter konfiguriert. Unten sind einige Hilfsvariablen bzw. Kontextmenüparametrierungen aufgelistet.

Beispiele für Hilfsvariablen, wichtige Kontextmenüparametrierungen:

Nr.

Aktion

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In addition, via the context menu you can jump directly from the journal or calendar (group calendar) into the respective request (for example into an absence request, time correction or the like).

Important in this context:

• the permission on the action must be present (in the context of the requester, i.e. e.g. on the journals of other employees, group calendars etc.)
• Variables from the request can be read out via the Workflow Together Editor
• As shown in the journal example, an auxiliary variable must first be defined, which stores the value of the request variable.
  In the direct URL call, the auxiliary variable is called

Context menu in a process

On the left, the desired action is selected, i.e. e.g. the configuration of a journal, calendar, group calendar etc. (the dropdown list provides all available actions and configurations).

• Here you can select either the action (ending .act) > users are then shown the action according to their permission
• You can also select a specific configuration directly (ending .cact) > the user must have the corresponding permission on this configuration

On the right, the parameter is configured. Below, some auxiliary variables and context menu configurations are listed.

Examples of auxiliary variables, important context menu configurations:

Kontextmenü in einer Aktion / Konfiguration

In der Konfigurationsansicht der jeweiligen Aktion kann das Kontextmenü hinterlegt werden.

Context menu in an action / configuration

In the configuration view of the respective action, the context menu can be stored.

• Element
  Selection for the positioning of the context menu:
  Table cell > context menu is generated for a cell (useful in the calendar > cell = day)
  Table row > context menu is generated for the clicked row (useful in the journal > row = day)
  Table > context menu is generated for the entire table
• Action
  Selection of the action that is to be displayed, e.g. absence request, time correction, etc.
• URL query
  Passes information to the action called via the context menu, e.g. the date;
  The URL query can either be entered directly, or with the help of the provided context parameters (click the icon with 3 dots), with which a URL pattern can be selected.
• With Add further context parameters can be added
  With Apply the selected or entered context parameters are applied
• Position
  Ordering can be done with the help of the arrow keys
• Add / Delete
  To add new context parameters, click the "Add" button; to delete the link, click the "Delete" button

Example in a workflow list:
The two downward arrows symbolize that a context menu is available. By mouse click (right mouse button), the stored action can be executed, and the action can also be started in a new window (icon on the right-hand side).