In a Workflow Diagram there can be a status that "all statuses can transition to".
Often there are conditionals/validators on these global transitions, hence 'ALL' is not a proper descriptor.
Is there a way to override/edit the word "All"?
There is not a delivered way. What is the reason driving this change?
Hi Again,
Like I mentioned in the question.
All is not a proper descriptor once you have any conditional associated with the transition. We use this technique often to keep the highly scripted workflows clean and clear. Except for "All" which is confusing.
I know there is no out-of-the-box way to just change it but I am more than happy to script a "fix" once I know where the source is. .class .js .vm etc...
Ty and Cheers
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This example is highly automated and scripted for bots, QA, jenkins, et al.
The "All"s are def. not "All" for everyone. :)
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Hi Brant,
I am aware of editing the values of what the Transition will be identified as in the Screen view
What I am trying to edit is the word "All"
I have found the reference in the workflow-designer-plugin, GlobalTransitionFigure.js and GlobalTransitionFigure-min.js.
text.setText(AJS.I18n.getText("common.words.all"));
I am not convinced that editing those to
text.setText("...");
Will actually update the view
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CJ,
All is just showing that any status or all statuses can transition to the To Do status. If you click the transition then you can change the name of what the transition is to go to the To Do status.
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