The <activityFeed> tag is intended for enabling the Activity Feed functionality on forms for the portal or agent views.
Available attributes:
| Attribute | Type | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| sysId | String | N | Specify the record ID on which the activity feed widget is enabled. If the tag is specified near the <Form> tag, the value of this attribute is populated automatically with the value from the relevant <Form> attribute. Example <div> <Form tableName="table" sysId="100000000001"></Form> <activityFeed></activityFeed> <div> When there is no <Form> tag nearby, the values can be taken from GET-parameters. If there are no GET-parameters, the Activity Feed is not displayed. |
| tableName | String | N | Specify the table system name (for example, "task") on which the Activity Feed widget should be enabled. If the tag is specified near the <Form> tag, the value of this attribute is populated automatically with the value from the relevant <Form> attribute. Example <div> <Form tableName="table" sysId="100000000001"></Form> <activityFeed></activityFeed> <div> When there is no <Form> tag nearby, the values are taken from GET-parameters. If there are no GET-parameters, the Activity Feed is not displayed. |
| config | String | N | Configure the Activity Feed. Describe the object in JSON format as in the example below. The following parameters can be defined:
Example config='{"title":"New Title","journal":"history, work_notes.task", "columns": "state, active"}'
Example config='{"isNotStylized":"true"}'
Example config='{"isNotStylized":"true", "classes": {"ActivityFeed": "NewAF"}}'
Example config='{"classes": {"ActivityFeed": "NewAF"}}'
#CSS#
.NewAF {
border-bottom: 2px red;
background-color: green;
}
|
| isAlwaysOpened | Boolean | N | To make the Activity Feed widget always open, set the attribute as true. Being always open, the widget has no chevron and option to close. |
There are two ways to receive the attribute values from the URLs:
- On the specific record page, the attribute values are populated automatically.
- When a specific URL is provided, the attribute values are populated out of GET-parameters.
Example for case 2
- An example of a provided URL is the following: 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.
<activityFeed tableName="user" sysId="161416916116380709"></activityFeed>
Redefine styles of classes
The style of the following classes used in the config attribute can be redefined:
