Hi All,
If I use the standard forms provided with Camunda is it then possible to use a conditional non-interrupting boundary event on a User Task or Sub Process; since the Save Button doesn’t send something back to the process engine? What would be the way to make this work without using external forms?
Cheers, Steven
Hi @stevena,
here is an example how to use the save button to write variables to the engine: https://github.com/camunda-consulting/code/tree/master/snippets/task-form-save-to-engine (instead of the local browser cache).
Another option is to implement a button in the embedded form and wire it to the update variable rest call: https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.10/reference/rest/process-instance/variables/put-variable/.
Hope this helps, Ingo
Thanks, works great!
Please let me ask a question about Saving the current state of a form in Tasklist.
I’ve followed the above GitHub example but without any success in my case.
The only resource that I modified in my project files concerned the html file of my embedded task form.
But I suspect that I have to also modify my pom.xml file. Could you please confirm that ?
Thank you in advance,
Steve
Hi @steftriant,
I havn’t tried the example by myself. But there is no special dependency in the pom.xml for this.
The only changes were made in task-from.html.
Hope this helps, Ingo
Hi @Ingo_Richtsmeier and thanks for your feedback 
Ok, I mentioned that because I’ve followed (in my html task form) exactly as @falko.menge’s html task form example, it’s a bit strange 
I’m searching for similar posts in Forum at the moment but I can’t find sth useful until now.
If you could give me any hint/suggestion on this, please inform me.
To be honest, I feel desperate, it’s very important for my use case to be able to save temporarily the task forms.
Thanks a lot,
Steve