Hi Michal,

The following is an example to display the "New" button from the list block.

List = CRM.GetBlock('MyTableList');

List.WorkflowTable = 'MyTable';

List.ShowNewWorkflowButtons = true;

CRM.AddContent(List.Execute(''));

Response.Write(CRM.GetPage());

Here is an example to display the workflow buttons when view or edit one record.

Record = CRM.FindRecord('MyTable','Table_Id=99');

EntryGroup = CRM.GetBlock('MyTableBlock');

EntryGroup.ShowWorkflowButtons = true;

CRM.AddContent(EntryGroup.Execute(Record));

Response.Write(CRM.GetPage());

Is this you are looking for?

Kristi Feng

Michael

Have you access to the different code snippets that show you have to use workflow in ASP pages?

Apologies, i wasn't clear enough in my question. I was trying to enable workflow feature in "BuildContents()" method just the way you can do it in your constructor but that didnt work.

I simply used a constructor but i didn't pass the third parameter which is the screen name because i am creating my screen in my "BuildContents()" method. That worked for me.

Yes Jeff but all examples are enabling the workflow feature from the constructor and i was looking for a way to enable this in my "BuildContents()" method.

Thanks for the suggestion Kristi but that wasnt what i was looking for. The question wasn't didn't include the necessary details.

Are you trying something like

public override void BuildContents()

{

this.AddWorkflowButtons("entityname");

base.BuildContents();

}