Use the process designer to associate object actions with
event handlers.
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Click Configuration on the navigation pane.
- Expand Site Configuration, then
double-click Process Designer.
The process designer opens on the content pane.
- Select the custom or standard object that you want to associate
with the object event handler from the tree.
Note: By design, custom process error logging always executes with full permissions. It isn't
associated with the profile permissions of the account whose operation
triggered the process.
The Custom Event Handlers editor opens on the content
pane and the drop-down list in the column that is associated with
the PHP code file is activated.
- Click the drop-down list in the
applicable column (Create, Update, or Destroy) and select the object
event handler that you want to associate the object with.
- To allow the object event handler to be suppressed from
the SuppressExternalEvents processing option that is part of Connect Web Services for SOAP and the Connect PHP API, select the check box in the Can Suppress column.
- Click Save.
What to do next
Before you can use the object event handler, the process
model must be tested and deployed. See Deploy the Process Model and Roll Back the Process Model.