Linking Task Group to an Event

In the Task Group module, this feature allows you to link a task group to an event. Linking the task group to an event imparts functionality to the related element. When a user performs the function on the element, the application executes the configured tasks in the task group to provide the expected results.

To link a task group to an event:

  1. On the vDesigner dashboard, see the second-left panel.
  1. In the second-left panel, click the Pages tab (if it is not selected).
  2. Under the Pages tab, find the page where you want to link the task group to an event.
  3. After you find the page (for example, Data_Submission_Page), click it, and the vDesigner WYSIWYG editor displays the page.
  1. Assume you want to link a task group to the Go Back to Home Page button.
  2. In the Data_Submission_Page page, click the Go Back to Home Page button, and the Button property panel comes into view.
  1. In the property panel, click the Events tab (), and the property panel displays the list of available events with the Button element.
  2. Assume you want to link the task group to the onClick event.
  3. Click the Add Config icon (), and the Event Configuration page opens.
  1. On the Event Configuration page, in the Task Group panel, see and find the task group that you want to link.
  2. After you find the task group (for example, Demo Task Group), place the mouse pointer on the name of the task group, and a plus icon () comes into view.
  1. Click the plus icon () to link the task group to the event, and the Execution panel starts displaying one or more tasks that the parent task group contains.

  1. In the Execution panel, click the tree icon () to see the task-related properties and then edit them.
  2. After you edit the task-related properties, click Save to successfully link the task group to the event.

After you click the plus icon () to link the task group to the event in the step 12, you can reconfigure the task to meet the event-related requirements.

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