Process with DISPLAY QUESTION - how to make it work?

lueu

I am struggeling with making a process with a DISPLAY QUESTION work as I want it to. The question is if the user wants to proceed. If the user answers 'yes', it proceedes as wanted, but the same happens if you answer 'No'. 'Cancel' cancels the process as it should, but I still have all three buttons 'yes', 'no, 'cancel' on the dialog box, and someone will choose 'No' if it is an option. So- I either need to get rid of the 'No' option, or make the process stop if user answer is 'No'. Any help will be highly appriciated.

PointsWell

Create a sub process.

IF question.reply=‘Yes’ THEN SubProcess

The. If user select Yes the subprocess runs. If the user selects No the process comes to an end.

lueu

Hmm, I tried that, but the subporcess is for some reason not running if I do it like this. Both 'yes', 'no' and 'cancel' does nothing. If I change it to "IF question.reply='No' THEN DISPLAY MESSAGE 'xxx' ELSE SubProcess" it workes as described earlier; subprocess runs both on clikcing yes and no. So maybe I've done something wrong with my question attribute? I put it in my SessionObj, could that a problem?

PointsWell

lueu wrote
So maybe I've done something wrong with my question attribute? I put it in my SessionObj, could that a problem?

What do you mean by this?

The code should be

DISPLAY QUESTION ‘Do you want to continue?’
IF Question.Reply=‘Yes’ THEN SubProcess

What are you putting into SessionObj?

lueu

PointsWell wrote
What do you mean by this?

What are you putting into SessionObj?

By this I mean that I thought I needed to make my own question attribute. I thought all the examples I've been reading just used "question.reply" as just an example, like "YourBO.YourAttribute"... :oops:

Thanks so much for clearifying this for me, and sorry for my slow brain 😮 It now works like a charm!