When defining an action in App Manager, you can use a special template syntax to populate values from the context of the action.
NOTE: Data references are available in menu and action definitions created in App Manager. They are not supported elsewhere at this time.
For instance, you can use this template syntax to pre-fill a form’s fields with user data on which the action is performed:
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At runtime, the app will replace the template with the actual values.
IMPORTANT: Attempting to access an invalid field name will result in an error.
In addition to accessing properties of a user, you can also access properties of the load and stop.
Depending on where an action is used, different context values are available. For example, an action at the load level cannot access properties of the stop, because a load has multiple stops, and it’s not clear which stop’s properties should be substituted. Valid field names that have null values will be replaced by the empty string.
The available properties are listed in the tables below:
User Property | Value |
|---|---|
| The proper full name of the user. |
| The username of the user. |
| The token used to identify and authenticate the user in future API calls to web services. |
| The token used to identify and authenticate the user for |
| Fields from the custom data returned in the most recent authentication response. For example, if you define |
Load Property | Value |
|---|---|
| The unique and stable identifier for the load. |
| The Order/Load number. |
Stop Property | Value |
|---|---|
| The number used to specify the order of the specific stop. |