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[https://planfix.com Planfix] lets you add additional buttons to [[tasks]] and [[contacts]] for completing sets of operations.
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These buttons are found in the section '''Account management - Task processes''' - desired task process:
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== Setting up buttons ==
Select the desired process - '''Buttons:'''
Buttons are set up in the [[Account Management]] section. In each task and contact process, there is a Button subsection:
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https://pic.planfix.ru/pf/8V/B3ZOmm.png
In the Buttons subsection you can see a list of '''buttons''' that have been added and options to add new ones:
 
https://s.pfx.so/pf/52/9Mvjvh.png
 
If you go to the subsection, you'll see a list of buttons added and a '''New button''' button:
 
 
https://pic.planfix.ru/pf/uO/AFKG4p.png




== Adding buttons ==
== Adding buttons ==
 
To add a [[Buttons | button]], you must specify:
To add a button, you must specify:
 
1. Which processes the button can be displayed in.
1. Which processes the button can be displayed in.


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5. The set of actions that will be performed when the button is clicked.
5. The set of actions that will be performed when the button is clicked.


Displaying buttons in task cards
Buttons created in task processes can be displayed in task card menus:
https://s.pfx.so/pf/bj/mqL50r.png


== Adding buttons based on scripts ==


There is a quick way to create a button based on an existing script. To do this, you must select the desired script and select Copy as button from the menu:
https://s.pfx.so/pf/NF/ypDmMW.png




https://pic.planfix.ru/pf/1D/nK3E5q.png
== Adding buttons based on scripts ==
 
There is a quick way to create a button based on an existing . To do this, select the desired  [[scripts |script]] and then select '''Copy as button''' from the menu:
 
https://s.pfx.so/pf/ar/UucTjD.png
Then, an interface will open for creating a button, where the corresponding data will automatically be loaded from the selected script. If necessary, the data can be edited or supplemented.
 


== Additional information ==


*You can only click a task button once every minute.
When you do this, an interface for creating a button will open, where the corresponding data will automatically be loaded from the selected script. If necessary, this data can be edited or supplemented.
*Buttons are only available for users with '''Plan B''' and '''Plan X''' plans. You can see the exact limits on the number of buttons in the [https://planfix.com/prices/ plan options table].




== Go To ==
== Go To ==
*[[Buttons]]
*[[Processes]]
*[[Task processes]]
*[[Task processes]]
*[[Feature Description]]
*[[Feature Description]]

Latest revision as of 14:28, 26 August 2022

These buttons are found in the section Account management - Task processes - desired task process: 9audN9.png


Select the desired process - Buttons: ThQVkZ.png


In the Buttons subsection you can see a list of buttons that have been added and options to add new ones: 9Mvjvh.png


Adding buttons

To add a button, you must specify: 1. Which processes the button can be displayed in.

2. The set of conditions under which it will be displayed.

3. Who can click the button. Even if the conditions are met, the button will only be visible to the users specified in this field.

4. Button appearance settings

5. The set of actions that will be performed when the button is clicked.


Displaying buttons in task cards Buttons created in task processes can be displayed in task card menus: mqL50r.png


ypDmMW.png


Adding buttons based on scripts

There is a quick way to create a button based on an existing . To do this, select the desired script and then select Copy as button from the menu: UucTjD.png


When you do this, an interface for creating a button will open, where the corresponding data will automatically be loaded from the selected script. If necessary, this data can be edited or supplemented.


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