tford When using the DISPLAY QUESTION action, is there a way to NOT have a cancel button appear? I would prefer to have the user answer the question either YES or NO.
kklosson Can you test for Cancel in a While Loop? If Question.Answer='Cancel' You may have to use While Semantics, which I have no experience with.
tford Just figured out my issue. I needed to have "Allow user to cancel the process" unchecked, then the Cancel button disappeared. My situation was a bit more complicated because there were two processes involved .. one calling the next. I needed to have that box unchecked on BOTH processes since the DISPLAY QUESTION was in the 2nd process.
BenHayat tford wroteJust figured out my issue. I needed to have "Allow user to cancel the process" unchecked, then the Cancel button disappeared. My situation was a bit more complicated because there were two processes involved .. one calling the next. I needed to have that box unchecked on BOTH processes since the DISPLAY QUESTION was in the 2nd process. Nice... Learn new thing every day. 🙂
tford The reason I really needed to solve this was my question was "Do you want to cancel this reservation?" To which I was presenting 3 buttons ... Yes, No, and Cancel. Talk about confusing.
kklosson I see. All I've got is that you can have simple object with a Yes/No attribute that you can have the user update in a process.
