Error With Task Web Wizard Page Path Reference
Overview
Errors can occur in Task Web.Wizard pages when the page name includes an invalid or overly specific path reference. This typically happens when the current node is embedded directly into the page name instead of being resolved dynamically.
Symptoms
You may encounter an error when opening or running a task wizard, where the wizard page fails to load or resolve correctly.
This is commonly seen in task configurations that reference deeply nested task paths.
Cause
The issue occurs when the page name in the Web.Wizard configuration includes a hard-coded task path.
Including the full node path in the page name prevents Activate from resolving the wizard page correctly at runtime.
Resolution
Instead of including the task path directly in the page name, configure the wizard page to resolve the current node dynamically.
Update the Web.Wizard Page Configuration
Move the task path reference into the page configuration rather than embedding it in the page name.
Example task path:
Use this path within the page configuration so the wizard correctly resolves the current node during execution.
Notes and Considerations
- Avoid embedding full task paths in page names
- Review existing wizard configurations after task restructures
- Test wizard navigation after making configuration changes