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Workspace Nintex Automation Cloud (formerly Nintex Workflow Cloud)
Categories Workflow Designer
Created by Guest
Created on Aug 4, 2021

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Insert Variables Flyout idea

The Insert Variables flyout shown when inserting variables into an action's configuration should either not close when scrolling through the action's properties, or there should be a checkbox in that flyout to not close it when scrolling through the properties, default to not checked.

I find that if I have to insert a lot of variables into an action configuration (Create Item in Office 365 for example) then if I have to scroll down to reach more fields, the flyout will close, requiring me to open it again and search for the variables I was last at to insert more variables into fields.
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  • Daniel Wilberger
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    |     Sep 16, 2024

    The strange thing is I had observed this behavior for a few weeks but this morning noticed it was reverted. Scrolling now closes the flyout again which is very annoying.

  • Admin
    Kate Huynh
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    |     Oct 12, 2023

    Hi,
    Thank you very much for posting your feedback. At this time, we will not be adding this request to the near-term backlog, as we are focused on other priorites. However, we reevaluate requests every quarter and will reach out if priorities change.

    If I may offer a slight work around - If you focus the cursor into the action config panel, use Tab to navigate through the action's fields - this keeps the Variable panel open.


    Please keep the feedback coming as it is critical for our longer-term planning.


    Regards,

    Kate Huynh