What are the differences between selection conditions and step conditions?

There are many differences between the selection conditions and the step conditions. The foreground display varies depending on the application scenarios. The attribute differences between the two conditions are as follows:

Selection conditions:

Procedure conditions:

On the surface, except for an additional "inspection completed", the step conditions are the same as the selection conditions. So what is the purpose of this "test completed? As the name suggests, it is to check whether this step has been completed. Currently, this step is only used in one scenario. Please refer to the introduction to the first scenario in the comprehensive use scenario. I will not go into details here.

From the usage perspective, selection conditions are generally used to select any subsequent branches. For example, in the process example, "Select User example". After startup, you can choose whether to transfer the following three branches, the following three steps are called "optional steps" and are displayed as a multi-choice list on the form submission page. However, you must note that when submitting a request, you must jump out of the selection page for the user to choose from. Therefore, the "need to select" attribute of the "Start" step should be changed to "true ".

Here, only one choice is allowed by default, because the business is usually like this. If you need to select multiple, set "opstepmultiple" to "true" in "extended attributes" of the "Start" step.

In addition, the "selection result" of the selection condition is generally the Link name of the target link. Of course, if "select item" exists in the source link, you can also select an item, such as "agree" or "disagree. However, it is generally recommended that you use step-by-step conditions when selecting items so that they will not be confused.

Well, the usage of the selection condition is like this. How can we use the step condition?

In addition to the preceding "Check completed" attribute, the step condition requires "select items" for the source link of the Step condition ", unless the "verification completed" attribute is used. See the example of a branch selected in the process as follows:

After the "select items" attribute is set, these selection items are displayed at the bottom of the form page for the user to choose, and are transferred according to the selection result. Therefore, the selection result of the Step condition is an item in the selection item. In addition, there are percentage and priority settings in the selection items. These settings are used for voting. For example, if many people participate in this step, more than 60% of them agree, then the "percent" of "agree" is set to 60, and that item is set to 40. Therefore, when "select items" exist, it is best to use "Step conditions", especially in voting scenarios. By the way, if you are voting, you also need to set the response method of the step to "percentage-based", as shown below:

The difference between the selection condition and the step condition is probably the same. Do you still have any questions?