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## 15.3.3 Editing Page Processes

Learn about editing page process attributes in Page Designer.

- Editing Page Process Attributes
  Edit a page process in Page Designer.
- Controlling When a Page Process Executes
  Control when a process executes by editing the Sequence and Point attributes.
- Making a Page Process Conditional
  Create a conditional page process by editing Server-side Condition attributes.
- Creating Page Process Success and Error Messages
  Define both success and error messages that display when a process runs.

Parent topic: Understanding Page Processes

### 15.3.3.1 Editing Page Process Attributes

Edit a page process in Page Designer.

To edit an existing page process:

1. View the page in Page Designer.
   1. On the Workspace home page, click the App Builder icon.
   2. Select an application.
   3. Select a page.

      Page Designer appears.

2. Click the Processing tab in the left pane.
3. In either the Rendering or Processing tab, expand the nodes to locate and select the process.

   Process attributes display in the Property Editor. Attributes are organized in groups.

   To find a group or attribute, enter keywords in the Filter Properties field. The Property Editor displays the group or attributes. Or, you can click Go to Group and select the group.

4. Edit the appropriate attributes:

   Tip:

   To learn more about an attribute, select the attribute in the Property Editor and click the Help tab in the central pane.

5. Click Save.

Parent topic: Editing Page Processes

### 15.3.3.2 Controlling When a Page Process Executes

Control when a process executes by editing the Sequence and Point attributes.

To control when a process executes, edit the Sequence and Point attributes:

1. View the page in Page Designer:
   1. On the Workspace home page, click the App Builder icon.
   2. Select an application.
   3. Select a page.
   Page Designer appears.
2. Click the Processing tab in the left pane.
3. In either the Rendering or Processing tab, expand the nodes to locate and select the process.

   Process attributes display in the Property Editor. Attributes are organized in groups.

4. Under Execution :
   1. Execution, Sequence - Specify the sequence for this computation. The sequence determines the order of execution.

      If two components have the same sequence value, then they may be executed in a different order when the application is exported and imported into another environment.

   2. Execution, Point - Select the point at which this process is executed.
   3. Execution, Run Process - Select the frequency that this process executes.
5. Click Save.

See Also:

Editing Page Process Attributes

Parent topic: Editing Page Processes

### 15.3.3.3 Making a Page Process Conditional

Create a conditional page process by editing Server-side Condition attributes.

To create a conditional page process:

1. View the page in Page Designer:
   1. On the Workspace home page, click the App Builder icon.
   2. Select an application.
   3. Select a page.
   Page Designer appears.
2. Click the Processing tab in the left pane.
3. In either the Rendering or Processing tab, expand the nodes to locate and select the process.

   Process attributes display in the Property Editor. Attributes are organized in groups.

4. Under Server-side Condition:
   1. Server-side Condition, When Button Pressed - If you want this page processing component to execute only when the specified button is clicked, select a button from the list. You can incorporate this button condition with other conditions to further refine when this page processing component executes.
   2. Server-side Condition, Execution Type - Select a condition type that must be met in order for this component to be rendered or processed:

      To learn more, select the attribute in the Property Editor and click the Help tab in the central pane.

5. Click Save.

Parent topic: Editing Page Processes

### 15.3.3.4 Creating Page Process Success and Error Messages

Define both success and error messages that display when a process runs.

You can define both success and error messages that display when a process runs. How an error message displays depends upon the processing point. For processes with a processing point of `On Submit - Before Computation and Validations` or `On Submit - After Computations and Validations`, you can specify whether the error message displays inline on the current page (the default) or on a separate page. For all other page processes, error messages display on a separate error page.

To create a page process error or success message:

1. View the page in Page Designer:
   1. On the Workspace home page, click the App Builder icon.
   2. Select an application.
   3. Select a page.
   Page Designer appears.
2. Click the Processing tab in the left pane.
3. In either the Rendering or Processing tab, expand the nodes to locate and select the process.

   Process attributes display in the Property Editor. Attributes are organized in groups.

4. Under Success Message:
   - Success Message, Success Message - Enter the success message for this process.

     If the process runs and does not generate an error, then this process success message displays in the notification section of the resulting page displayed. If you are branching to another page using a URL redirect, you may need to check the preserve success message attribute.

     To learn more, select the attribute and click the Help tab in the central pane.

5. Under Error:
   1. Error, Error Message - Enter the error message for this process. This message displays if an unhandled exception is raised. After any error processing stops, a rollback is issued and an error message displays.
   2. Error, Display Location - Select where this process error message displays, when the process fails to complete successfully.

      Option include:

      - Inline in Notification - The process error message displays in the Notification area (defined as part of the page template).
      - On Error Page - Error displays on a separate error page.
6. Click Save.

See Also:

Page Templates

Parent topic: Editing Page Processes