I am doing the example from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DkyEYdFcSY. When I click on Publisher Review, it says "Interactive Function "" was not found." The video does not show how Publisher Review should be set up. I expect it should be the same as Editor Review Article. So I set it up exactly the same, except with the Assignment to Publisher.
Ideas??
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #6 | publisher review error.png | 128.75 KB | jag339 |
| #6 | interactive task.png | 353.04 KB | jag339 |
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Comment #1
jag339 commentedComment #2
blainelang commentedThe required interactive function is in the Content Publish module that is part of maestro - just need to install it.
There have been changes made to CVS today that include adding the needed dependency checks for the maestro included test workflows. The test workflow called "Test Content Type" is that exact workflow.
Comment #3
jag339 commentedThank you for checking, but the "Content Publish" part of Maestro was already installed & enabled. Do you think using the latest development version of Maestro will fix the problem?
Comment #4
jag339 commented"Content Publish" part of Maestro was already installed & enabled... how do I upgrade an existing module? When I tried to install maestro-7.x-1.x-dev.tar.gz it said "Maestro is already installed."
Thanks!
Comment #5
blainelang commentedYou just need to replace the module code - no update required since there are no SQL changes. The DEV version for any project is created nightly and the changes we have made today in CVS will not show up until tomorrow unless you pull from CVS.
What is the complete error message you are seeing - may be best to attach a screen shot.
Comment #6
jag339 commentedSigned in as Publisher, clicked the workflow link, got error (see screenshot).
Also attaching the "Publisher Review" "Interactive Function Task".
Hope this helps.
Comment #7
jag339 commentedComment #8
_randy commentedNo other feedback on this item since Feb. 3. Not sure if this is still an issue?
Comment #9
_randy commentedSetting this to need more info.
Comment #10
kokaku commentedI am running into this as well in an Interactive Task. I don't know if this is related but I changed the Handler after the workflow was in progress (I'm not sure if the workflow was already at the stage of the task where the handler was changed that is causing the error). This blocks forward progress in the workflow. Restarting the workflow after those changes had been made, it seemed to work.
Comment #11
kokaku commentedReactivating this one so that it gets noticed (in case the comment alone does not trigger an alert)
Comment #12
_randy commented@kokaku - You will only get the missing interactive error message when the handler does not exist and the engine can't execute the code for it.
It is tough to diagnose what happened in your case -- If the workflow works just fine now after changing the handler, then likely it was due to the workflow trying to execute a non-existent handler from the original task definition.