Difference between revisions of "UTA Workflows and the Password Variables"
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1. Project Lead system [[Role|role]] is added to the [[User|user]]'s profile | 1. Project Lead system [[Role|role]] is added to the [[User|user]]'s profile | ||
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Password is: '''ABCDEFGH''' ''[a new, randomized password]'' | Password is: '''ABCDEFGH''' ''[a new, randomized password]'' | ||
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If the [[User|user]] is activated then the system sends: | If the [[User|user]] is activated then the system sends: | ||
Revision as of 09:55, 26 September 2013
Different password variables can be used depending on the workflow task type.
UTA Assignment task type uses @password@
Acknowledgment task type uses @randompassword@ or @checkactivatedpassword@
Contents
Workflow Task Type: UTA Assignment
@password@
adds UTA role assigned to the user as a system role on the user's profile
checks if the user is activated
- if the user is not activated then generates a new random password
- if the user is activated then sends the text "current password"
For example
The user is assigned to a UTA Level 1 with the role Project Lead and a workflow message has the following content:
Password is: @password@
1. Project Lead is added to the user's profile
2. If the user is not activated then the system sends:
Your password is: ABCDEFGH
If the user is activated then the system sends:
Password is: current password
Workflow Task Type: Acknowledgement
@randompassword@
- generates a new random password
@checkactivatedpassword@
checks if the user is activated
- if the user is not activated then generates a new random password
- if the user is activated then sends the text "existing password" (see Notes below)
For example
The user is assigned to a UTA Level 1 with the role Project Lead and a workflow message has the following content:
Password is: @password@
1. Project Lead system role is added to the user's profile
2. If the user is not activated then the system sends:
Password is: ABCDEFGH [a new, randomized password]
If the user is activated then the system sends:
Password is: current password
Notes
Translation
Because of the complex nature of the password creation and validation process it is not possible to automatically translate existing password into other languages. If you are sending an e-mail containing the @checkactivatedpassword@ variable you can use the following syntax to display text other than "existing password" if required.
For example, for an existing user the following will show the French translation of existing password which is Mot de passe courant. If the user has not been previously activated the syntax will provide a randomly generated password as normal:
<!--@sscalculation(if(trim("@checkactivatedpassword@")="existing password","Mot de passe courant","@checkactivatedpassword@"))-->
