Skip to main content
Answer

Quick Process OK button Auto Run in custimazation

  • July 16, 2023
  • 1 reply
  • 133 views

I have been trying to get a transfer order Auto run to work and I have hit a point where I don't know what I have done incorrectly.

Here is my parameters:

  • Working with a Transfer order
  • I have enabled Quick Process in the TR order type and the button appears on the top of the transfer order screen
  • I have tested that the quick process produces a desired result of pushing the transfer order through shipping and updates IN appropriately when I manually press the OK button the process order screen. 
  • I have started a customization project that once the transfer order is released it will pop open the quick process screen and then it stops. 

 

In the customization I went ahead an found an action of OK (quickProcessOk) on the actions screen and set the auto run to true. When I remove the order from hold the following screen pops up but then nothing future happens. 

 

Does anyone have a clue of where I may be off here? 

 

The desired result is when the order is taken off of hold the quick process runs without any intervention from us having to press OK. 

 

 

Best answer by Josiah Lisle

@ntrapani so I believe this “quickProcessOk” is not the ‘ok’ button you see on that screen. It appears to be a dialog box which requires you to click to advance. If you would like the process to be automatic, your best bet may be to create a NEW workflow action which mimics the function of quickProcess, but hardcoding the parameters instead of using a dialog box to get the user to specify them. Then you could set this new action to auto run.

1 reply

Forum|alt.badge.img+1
  • Jr Varsity I
  • Answer
  • June 10, 2024

@ntrapani so I believe this “quickProcessOk” is not the ‘ok’ button you see on that screen. It appears to be a dialog box which requires you to click to advance. If you would like the process to be automatic, your best bet may be to create a NEW workflow action which mimics the function of quickProcess, but hardcoding the parameters instead of using a dialog box to get the user to specify them. Then you could set this new action to auto run.