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Overview

Workflow macros define the major functionality of your workflow template, such as States (and the Transitions between them), Tasks and Triggers.

The {workflow} macro must be the first macro in your template, and must contain at least one {state} macro macro in its body.

Basic Syntax

In this example workflow, there are two states and one trigger.

{workflow:name=Example}
   {state:Start|sumbit=Stop}
   {state}
   {state:Stop|submit=Start}
   {state}
   {trigger:statechanged|state=Stop}
      {set-message}State is: Stop{set-message}
   {trigger}
{workflow}

Editing a workflow template

A workflow template can be edited using the visual editing tool workflow builder. Changes made in workflow builder change/update the markup automatically.

Editing of the workflow template markup can be done directly in the markup editor. Changes made in the markup editor change/update the workflow in workflow builder automatically.

Triggers can can only be created using markup. This markup can be added either using the markup editor or can be copied and pasted into the Triggers option in the Edit Workflow panel in workflow builder.

All Examples

See: Examples

Macros

workflow

macro - body macros

state

macro - body macros

trigger

macro - body macros

See: Actions