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The Use the <activityFeed> tag is intended for enabling to enable the Activity Feed functionality on forms for widgets of the portal or agent views interfaces.

The following attributes are applicable to the tagAvailable attributes:

<div>
<Form tableName="table" sysId="100000000001"></Form>
<activityFeed></activityFeed>
<div>

<div>
<Form tableName="table" sysId="100000000001"></Form>
<activityFeed></activityFeed>
<div>

config='{"title":"New Title","journal":"history, work_notes.task", "columns": "state, active"}'

config='{"isNotStylized":"true"}'

config='{"isNotStylized":"true", "classes": {"ActivityFeed": "NewAFnew-af"}}'

config='{"classes": {"ActivityFeed": "NewAFnew-af"}}'

#CSS# 
.NewAF {
border-bottom: 2px red;
background-color: green;
}

There are two ways to receive the attribute values from the URLsAttribute values can also be received from URLs in two ways:

• On the specific record page, the attribute values will be are populated automatically.

• When

  the

  a specific URL is provided, the attribute values

  will be

  are populated out of GET-parameters.
  

  Note
  title Example

• An example of

• URL

• : https://instance.example.com/?table_name=user&record_id=161416916116380709. The table_name and record_id parameter values are

• transferred from this URL. The table_name parameter value is mapped to the tableName attribute. The record_id parameter value is mapped to the sysId attribute.

  
  

Example:

<activityFeed tableName="user" sysId="161416916116380709"></activityFeed>

{data.table_name} sysId={data.record_id} config={data.config}></activityFeed>

The template above displays the following element on the page:

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Redefine class styles 

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style style

The style of the following classes used in the config attribute can be redefined: