Difference between revisions of "Accessing Field or Status History in a Web Page View"
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| − | '''Note:''' If you have renamed the term ''Status'' on the '''UTA Application Configuration''' page you must use the term specified in place of the word ''status''. | + | '''Note:''' If you have renamed the term ''Status'' on the '''UTA Application Configuration''' page you must use the term specified in place of the word ''status''.<br> |
| + | For example, if ''status'' has been re-named to ''stage'', then the syntax would be: '''@HistoryOf(stage)@''' | ||
| − | ==Any Tracked Field | + | ==History of Any Tracked Custom Field== |
If you wish to display the history of changes to a tracked field other than the ''Status'' field in a [[Web Page View]]''' you can use the following syntax: | If you wish to display the history of changes to a tracked field other than the ''Status'' field in a [[Web Page View]]''' you can use the following syntax: | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 14 May 2009
Status History
If you wish to display a Status History in a Web Page View use the following syntax:
@HistoryOf(status)@
Note: If you have renamed the term Status on the UTA Application Configuration page you must use the term specified in place of the word status.
For example, if status has been re-named to stage, then the syntax would be: @HistoryOf(stage)@
History of Any Tracked Custom Field
If you wish to display the history of changes to a tracked field other than the Status field in a Web Page View you can use the following syntax:
@HistoryOf(NNNNNN)@
Where NNNNNN is the ID number of the custom field that you wish to display the history.
- The syntax does not accept a field name and is not enclosed in a # sign.
The displayed information will consist of a three column table made up of Value added, Date/Time Stamp and the username that changed the field.
