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After saving the record, it will be available to add on the record form by the Form Layout functionality as described below.
Activity feed view
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After adding a widget and submitting a form, scroll it down to find the activity feed view as shown below (this screenshot is given as an example; the production version in your application may differ from it).
By clicking on the tabs under the input field, you can filter out the displayed information.
Section | Description |
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All | This section displays all field changes and all comments left to this record. |
Work Notes | This section displays only work notes left to this record. |
Additional Comments | This section displays only additional comments left to this record. |
History | This section allows filtering out only record field changes. |
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Even if the field value changes are not displayed there, they are logged and can be reached in the History dictionary. |
Adding an activity feed
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Add an activity feed widget created in the previous step on the record form using the Form Layout functionality. For this, please complete the steps below:
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- Navigate to System Definition → All Columns.
- Click New and fill in the fields.
- Click Save or Save and Exit to apply changes.
Field | Mandatory | Description |
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Table | Y | Specify a table on which the activity feed widget was enabled (for example, the Task table). |
Column type | Y | In this field, select the Journal input value. |
Title | Y | Specify a column title for this additional field. It will be displayed on the record form and can be multilingual. |
Name | Y | This field contains a system column name and is populated automatically once you have filled a column title. |
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You can use available column attributes on this page for more precise configuration. For example, turn on the Mandatory attribute to make the field mandatory to fill in. |
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