Adding a sub to a Work assignment web definition
After you have added and configured a main web definition, you can add one ore more sub web definitions; one for each order type that is required in your PMFS configuration.
 | In the Work assignments web definition, the use of user-defined Orders is essential. The configured user-defined orders ensure that work assignments of different order types can be displayed differently on the app. To achieve this, you must configure a sub web definition per required user-defined order type. |
In addition, you can customize the pages that are displayed for each status transition on the app. In the following procedure, the sub web definition is based on a PPM order (user-defined order type).
Procedure
1. In > > , select the main web definition.
2. On the action panel, click Add sub.
3. Select the user-defined order type on which you want to base the sub.
4. On the Module settings data panel, fill in the fields such as Code, Name, Icon.
5. Click Save.
6. Fill in appropriate Navigation names in the relevant languages.
7. Click Save.
8. On the web definitions panel, expand the sub, to display the Edit web definitions for status transitions.
9. Select an Edit web definition, for example the Edit Reject page and make settings as required (for example: add navigation names and select an icon).
10. Click Save.
11. To further customize the corresponding Edit details pages, navigate to the bottom panel and select the relevant details pages and corresponding blocks.
Most Edit details pages have a Work assignment details block and a Communication log details block, though some, such as the Edit Stop page and the Edit Done page, have specific, additional blocks. See Configuring 'Edit' pages for status-related actions for more information.
The sub web definition is added for the selected user-defined order type. If another order type is required on the app, repeat this procedure for that order type. Next, proceed with configuring the sub definition's Summary page (page properties and status transitions).