Input Box as workitem

Dear all
Is it possible to get user comment when your decision activity is used
Requirement:
user must enter his comment in an input box
before he makes his decision
is it possible to have input box in workitem if yes how??
Regards
Srinivasan V S

Hi Srinivasan,
I see you don't like searching, or reading the other posts in this forum. If you would have you would have seen When i reject form in workflow, how to add my own message This describes your requirement. Now you are waiting for an answer which is already there, what a waste of time.
Ok I will grant you there is a small difference in the requirement, because you want the user to enter the comment before his decision, but is this absolutely necessary?
Regards,
Martin

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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        <s:Button x="43" y="132" id="b30" label="caps" width="66" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="275" y="133" id="b31" label="j" width="42" height="23"/>
         <s:Button x="314" y="132" id="b32" label="k" width="31" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="133" y="133" id="b33" label="s" width="31" height="23"/>
        <s:Button x="161" y="133" id="b34" label="d" width="31" height="23"/>
         <s:Button x="250" y="133" id="b35" label="h" width="31" height="23"/>
        <s:Button x="105" y="133" id="b36" label="a" width="31" height="23"/>
        <s:Button x="191" y="133" id="b37" label="f" width="31" height="23"/>
         <s:Button x="342" y="132" id="b38" label="l" width="31" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="152" y="154" id="b39" label="x" width="31" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="353" y="154" id="b40" label="." width="31" height="24"/>
         <s:Button x="325" y="154" id="b41" label="," width="31" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="294" y="154" id="b42" label="m" width="31" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="259" y="154" id="b43" label="n" width="37" height="24"/>
         <s:Button x="236" y="154" id="b44" label="b" width="31" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="211" y="154" id="b45" label="v" width="31" height="24"/>
        <s:Button x="181" y="154" id="b46" label="c" width="31" height="24"/>
         <s:Button x="122" y="154" id="b47" label="z" width="31" height="24"/>
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</s:Application>
regards,
saran r

hi,
how to code for these buttons "control,alt,delete,insert and spacebar".
can u help me how to program?
i have attached the mxml code with this,
virtualkeypad1.mxml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
               xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
               xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" minWidth="955" minHeight="600"
               creationComplete="application1_creationCompleteHandler(event)" viewSourceURL="srcview/index.html">
    <fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import flash.utils.getQualifiedSuperclassName;
            import mx.events.FlexEvent;
            private var inpText:String = 'inp1';
            private var shiftState:Boolean = false;
            private var capsState:Boolean = false;
            protected function keyboard_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                this[inpText].text = this[inpText].text+(event.currentTarget as Button).label;
                if (shiftState == true) shift_clickHandler(null);
            protected function caps_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                capsState = !capsState;
                if (capsState == true)
                    currentState = "SHIFTED" else currentState = "PRIMARY";
            protected function tab_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                this[inpText].text = this[inpText].text+"    ";
            protected function shift_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                shiftState = !shiftState;
                if (shiftState == true)
                    currentState = "SHIFTED" else currentState = "PRIMARY";
            protected function enter_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                this[inpText].text = this[inpText].text+"\n";
            protected function backspace_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                var tmpStr:String = this[inpText].text;
                this[inpText].text = tmpStr.substr(0,tmpStr.length-1);
            protected function application1_creationCompleteHandler(event:FlexEvent):void
                inp1.setFocus();
            protected function focus_enterHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                inpText = event.currentTarget.id;
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>
    <s:states>
        <s:State name="PRIMARY"/>
        <s:State name="SHIFTED"/>
    </s:states>
    <fx:Declarations>
        
    </fx:Declarations>
    <s:TextInput id="inp1" y="36" width="151" horizontalCenter="0" click="focus_enterHandler(event)" y.PRIMARY="239" horizontalCenter.PRIMARY="42" width.PRIMARY="199" height.PRIMARY="31"/>
    <s:Group id="keyboard" width="661" height="184" horizontalCenter="0" y="300" focusEnabled="false">
        <s:Button x="5" y="5" label="~" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="`"/>
        <s:Button x="49" y="5" label="!" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="1"/>
        <s:Button x="93" y="5" label="@" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="2"/>
        <s:Button x="137" y="5" label="#" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="3"/>
        <s:Button x="181" y="5" label="$" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="4"/>
        <s:Button x="225" y="5" label="%" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="5"/>
        <s:Button x="269" y="5" label="^" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="6"/>
        <s:Button x="313" y="5" label="&" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="7"/>
        <s:Button x="357" y="5" label="*" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="8"/>
        <s:Button x="401" y="5" label="(" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="9"/>
        <s:Button x="445" y="5" label=")" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="0"/>
        <s:Button x="489" y="5" label="_" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="-"/>
        <s:Button x="533" y="5" label="+" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="="/>
        <s:Button x="577" y="5" label="Backspace" height="43" width="80" fontSize="11" fontWeight="bold" click="backspace_clickHandler(event)"/>
        <s:Button x="5" y="48" label="Tab" height="43" width="67" fontSize="12" fontWeight="bold" click="tab_clickHandler(event)"/>
        <s:Button x="72" y="48" label="Q" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="q"/>
        <s:Button x="116" y="48" label="W" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="w"/>
        <s:Button x="160" y="48" label="E" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="e"/>
        <s:Button x="204" y="48" label="R" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="r"/>
        <s:Button x="248" y="48" label="T" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="t"/>
        <s:Button x="292" y="48" label="Y" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="y"/>
        <s:Button x="336" y="48" label="U" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="u"/>
        <s:Button x="380" y="48" label="I" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="i"/>
        <s:Button x="424" y="48" label="O" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="o"/>
        <s:Button x="468" y="48" label="P" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="p"/>
        <s:Button x="512" y="48" label="{" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="["/>
        <s:Button x="556" y="48" label="}" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="]"/>
        <s:Button x="600" y="48" label="|" height="43" width="57" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="\"/>
        <s:Button x="5" y="91" label="CapsLock" height="43" width="80" fontSize="12" fontWeight="bold" click="caps_clickHandler(event)"/>
        <s:Button x="85" y="91" label="A" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="a"/>
        <s:Button x="129" y="91" label="S" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="s"/>
        <s:Button x="173" y="91" label="D" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="d"/>
        <s:Button x="217" y="91" label="F" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="f"/>
        <s:Button x="261" y="91" label="G" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="g"/>
        <s:Button x="305" y="91" label="H" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="h"/>
        <s:Button x="349" y="91" label="J" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="j"/>
        <s:Button x="393" y="91" label="K" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="k"/>
        <s:Button x="437" y="91" label="L" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="l"/>
        <s:Button x="481" y="91" label=":" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY=";"/>
        <s:Button x="525" y="91" label=""" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="'"/>
        <s:Button x="569" y="91" label="Enter" height="43" width="88" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="enter_clickHandler(event)"/>
        <s:Button x="5" y="134" label="Shift" height="43" width="106" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="shift_clickHandler(event)"/>
        <s:Button x="111" y="134" label="Z" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="z"/>
        <s:Button x="155" y="134" label="X" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="x"/>
        <s:Button x="199" y="134" label="C" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="c"/>
        <s:Button x="243" y="134" label="V" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="v"/>
        <s:Button x="287" y="134" label="B" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="b"/>
        <s:Button x="331" y="134" label="N" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="n"/>
        <s:Button x="375" y="134" label="M" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="m"/>
        <s:Button x="419" y="134" label="<" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY=","/>
        <s:Button x="463" y="134" label=">" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="."/>
        <s:Button x="507" y="134" label="?" height="43" width="44" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="keyboard_clickHandler(event)" label.PRIMARY="/"/>
        <s:Button x="551" y="134" label="Shift" height="43" width="106" fontSize="24" fontWeight="bold" click="shift_clickHandler(event)"/>
    </s:Group>
</s:Application>
thanks in advance,
saran r

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