Hi
We have an app that allows any user to raise a case. Whilst being raised it
is assigned to the appropriate resolution group using ownerID.
This means that the originator may not be in this group, and thus cannot
see the case.
Can we give the originator feedback of status of the case they raised
through another method? Or have we missed something that allows us to do
this already?
Much thanks in advance
Tim
one thing you can do is create another case assigned to the user that
references the case being created as a parent case (via the index
relationship).
this will make that parent case stay relevant to the user and therefore
continue to live on the phone.
i'm assuming since you're emailing the dev list you're not working in our
app builder, so the thing you want to look at is the element in the
casexml spec: casexml20 · dimagi/commcare-core Wiki · GitHub
Hi
We have an app that allows any user to raise a case. Whilst being raised
it is assigned to the appropriate resolution group using ownerID.This means that the originator may not be in this group, and thus cannot
see the case.Can we give the originator feedback of status of the case they raised
through another method? Or have we missed something that allows us to do
this already?Much thanks in advance
Tim
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Hi Cory
Thanks for this - I am using Vellum and some modified xml - I get the idea
and think I have made it work within vellum.
Tim
May I ask what is Vellum ?
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Hey Charles,
Vellum, as used here, refers to the part of the form builder that generates
the XML that describes a Commcare app. As Tim describes, you can use Vellum
in conjunction with custom XML to construct some more advanced work flows
if you're comfortable dealing with the app source code.
-Will
On Monday 15 December 2014 07:42:14 Tim Butler wrote:
Thanks for this - I am using Vellum
May I ask what is Vellum ?
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Ah cool, I guess this is GitHub - dimagi/Vellum: An XForms form designer written purely in Javascript ?
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that's the one. vellum is the developer facing name for what we call "form
builder" on HQ.