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Harness rules that allow users to select from multiple flow actions (often called Perform harness rules) contain an action section. The action section can present user options in a number of ways, and the developer can choose the method that best suits the workflow and expectations of those who will be processing work objects. The action section can display options in a dropdown menu, as a series of buttons, or as a series of links.
To configure the display:
If you choose the Drop Down
option, a checkbox appears. Check this option to have the most likely action (determined by the percentages established for each action in the flow chart) appear as the action section title. The other possible actions appear, in descending order of likelihood, in the dropdown menu. Users can then just hit the Submit or Continue button at the bottom of the screen; if they want to choose a different action, they can pick it from the dropdown menu.
If you do not select this option, the dropdown menu has the label "Take Action", and the most likely action appears as the first selectable option.
See Pega Developer Network article PRKB-26090 How to present actions on a work object form for examples.
In certain contexts, your application can present a flow action as a modal dialog. For an example, see Pega Developer Network article PRKB-26113 How to present a flow action as a modal dialog.
Harness rules created in releases before V6.1 operate as before, but may be based on an older and less flexible Action section. The standard section Work-pyActionArea is auto-generated HTML, reflects skin styles determined through the Branding wizard, and works with all supported browsers. To replace an older action section with Work-pyActionArea:
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About flow action rules
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