Modifying Messages in the workflow submission process
(Resource Request)

Continuing the chain of discoveries resulting from creating an 
unauthenticated workflow submission, I note that after the unauthenticated 
user submits the workflow, a "Make a Request" screen pops up that
says,

"Submission was successful.
Your request has been submitted.  To track the status of requests, view the 
My Requests page."

Unauthenticated users don't have a "My Requests" page, so I really
would 
like to alter this message to tell them that they will receive an E-mail 
with further instructions.

A)  Is this possible ... this would be good by itself, as I can
"genericize" 
the response to handle both authenticated and unauthenticated users.

B)  Is it possible to have two different "confirmation" pages, so that

authenticated users get the original one referencing the "My Requests"
page, 
and unauthenticated users get the one mentioning e-mail?

Thanks,

Rob. 

On 05/09/2008 10:38 AM, Rob.S wrote:

> Continuing the chain of discoveries resulting from creating an 
> unauthenticated workflow submission, I note that after the unauthenticated

> user submits the workflow, a "Make a Request" screen pops up that
says,
> 
> "Submission was successful.
> Your request has been submitted.  To track the status of requests, view the

> My Requests page."
> 
> Unauthenticated users don't have a "My Requests" page, so I
really would 
> like to alter this message to tell them that they will receive an E-mail 
> with further instructions.
> 
> A)  Is this possible ... this would be good by itself, as I can
"genericize" 
> the response to handle both authenticated and unauthenticated users.
> 
> B)  Is it possible to have two different "confirmation" pages, so
that 
> authenticated users get the original one referencing the "My
Requests" page, 
> and unauthenticated users get the one mentioning e-mail?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Rob. 
> 
> 


This message is most likely stored in a localization Java class, so 
changing it is not likely at this time. In the next release a way to do 

On Mon, 12 May 2008 10:30:37 +0000, John DaSilva wrote:

> This message is most likely stored in a localization Java class, so 
> changing it is not likely at this time. In the next release a way to do 
> this easily is going to be provided.

Is this IDM 3.6 due this summer, or is it scheduled for a later
release? (timeframe?)

Regards,
Toralf Lote