Can we change the work object tab name from pyId to another property?
Hello!
We have the following requirement - we need to rename the default tab name for Work Object (for example, T-15120) to new format: T/"CreatorOrgUnitName"/UniqueID/YearOfCreation.
I know that the work object tab displays the pyID property, but i can't change it.
Is there any way to display another property to work object tab name?
Thank you for help!
Hi Yaroslav,
You can try ty to change the "pyWorkIDPrefix" and "pyWorkIDSuffix" to generate the id of the work object. But in this case the work object will be stored in the format which you have mentioned.
I four query is only related to just viewing the tab name of the work object which you opened, then obviously you can change as required by you. you can refer some other property which you need.
Thanks.
Hi,
If you need to change only how the label of the work object is displayed, you could try setting the label with the pega.u.d.setLabel script in the UserWorkForm HTML Fragment, mapped to your ruleset. This will be a custom implementation as opposed to the OOTB way of using "pyWorkIDPrefix" and "pyWorkIDSuffix" though, so heads up!
Example-
If the application ruleset is ABCOrg, Open the UserWorkForm HTML Fragment specific to that ruleset and implement your logic. A sample implementation has been given below.
<pega:choose>
<pega:when name="IsPerformHarness">
<script>
pega.u.d.setLabel("WorkIDPrefix-" +'<pega:reference name= "pyWorkPage.pyID"/>' + "WorkIDSuffix");
<script>
</pega:when>
<pega:otherwise>
</pega:otherwise>
</pega:choose>
Hello,
That is exactly what i needed, because I don't want to change the pyId format, I just want to display different tab label. I tried your solution and it works.
Thank you a lot for help!
I think if you do not mind that your WO id is the same as that of displayed, you can set .pyWorkIDPrefix to whatever you want using data-transform (except that the sequence number comes last). There are a lot of examples OOTB, just search .pyWorkIDPrefix in the developer portal.