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In a process-based project, the description of the button that comes up in a task appears to come from the <transition> node element. In the example: <transition to="Design"/>, the button description that comes up in the task is --> proceed to "Design".

I want to be able to change the button description to something else. I thought that you could do that by using the name attribute in the transition element. For example: <transition to="Design" name="Task completed. Proceed to next step."

The name attribute appears to work if the task has more than one transition element. For example in an approval task, you need to define at least 2 transitions, one for passed and one for failed.

However, if there is only one transition element, then the name is being ignored. Is this true? What is the way to define the transition name which will be used as the button description? Thank you very much!

asked Sep 29 '11 at 00:31

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edited Sep 29 '11 at 06:17

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This is something that we could do. We will check if on the transition there is a name and in that case we take that instead of the "to" value. We will add this in one of the next release. Thanks for the feedback.

answered Sep 29 '11 at 06:17

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