GetWFTypeName()

Before you modify the GetWFTypeName() script, you must define the workflow types in the GetWFTypes() script.The following code sample describes how to retrieve the names of the workflow types that you define in that script:

Function Assoc GetWFTypeName( \
	Integer 	wfType, \
	Integer 	wfSubType )

	Assoc 	retVal

	Boolean 	handled = False
	String 		name = Undefined
	
	//If the wfType and wfSubType integer values are recognized,
	//assign the name of the corresponding workflow type and set the
	//handled variable to TRUE, indicating that a valid name has been
	//assigned to the workflow type. If the wfType and wfSubType
	//values are not recognized, the handled variable is set to FALSE
	//and the wfType and wfSubType integer values are automatically
	//passed to the next child object.

	if ( ( wfType == 1 ) && ( wfSubType == 100 ) )
		name = 'Custom Workflow Type'
		handled = True
	elseif ( ( wfType == 1 ) && ( wfSubType == 101 ) )
		name = 'Another Custom Workflow Type'
		handled = True
	end
	
	//Assign the results to fields in the retval Assoc, and then
	//return retVal.

	retVal.Handled = handled
	retVal.Name = name
	
	return( retVal )
end