[CPS-users] CPSWorkflow sub-object difficulties (solved)

[Winterflood, Jonathan]

OK, I've got it...

I had created some sub-documents when they still had the wrong workflow chain, and therefore when I set the correct workflow for the workspace, their state became 'None', and obviously the transition couldn't apply there.

I found out by inspecting the documents in the ZMI: manage_workflowsTab

Thanks for your help,
Jonathan 

-----Message d'origine-----
De : cps-users-bounces at lists.nuxeo.com [mailto:cps-users-bounces at lists.nuxeo.com] De la part de Winterflood, Jonathan
Envoyé : jeudi 24 mai 2007 10:07
À : Anahide Tchertchian
Cc : cps-users at lists.nuxeo.com
Objet : RE: [CPS-users] CPSWorkflow sub-object difficulties


Thanks for your answer,

Indeed, the document is folderish (but not the subdocuments) and is a type created with cpsschemas and the types tool (as far as I can tell, I didn't create them)

So far, I have given both types the same workflow in members/.cps_workflow_configuration : workspace_dbr_loi_wf (my custom workflow)
In sections/.cps_workflow_configuration, both types use section_dbr_loi_wf (another custom workflow) and this seems to work fine: one can accept or reject the publication of pending texts and their parts (and the parts have the actions available)

However, the parts in the member spaces do not have the actions available.
Could this be a clue?

Regards,
Jonathan


-----Message d'origine-----
De : Anahide Tchertchian [mailto:at at nuxeo.com] 
Envoyé : mercredi 23 mai 2007 16:39
À : Winterflood, Jonathan
Cc : cps-users at lists.nuxeo.com
Objet : Re: [CPS-users] CPSWorkflow sub-object difficulties

Hi,

Winterflood, Jonathan a écrit :
> Hi,
> 
> I'm creating a special workflow for custom documents on my CPS site, and 
> I can't get objects with sub-objects to follow the flow:
> 
> I have a custom workflow, in which I created a second state 
> 'geo_index_pending'. There is a transition 'geo_request' that leads from 
> 'work' to 'geo_index_pending'.
> 
> In the documents (only top-level), the action appears. When I apply the 
> action, on documents without sub-documents there is no problem, but when 
> there are sub-documents, I get this error:

[...]

> As far as I can tell, the sub-object can't follow the parent in its 
> transitioning. How should I go about allowing this?

As I can tell, your document is folderish, wich is a good thing to make 
its children follow its transitions.
Now to make it happen ok, you have to change your sub document workflow 
so that it has all the transitions the parent has.
You don't have to declare actions for these new transitions if you do 
not want the sub document to follow them on its own, but they have to exist.

Regards,

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