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I have a process, which essentially has 8 steps associated to 8 different web forms. Now the requirement needs me to facilitate a navigation option to jump back and forth within those 8 steps on the process, at any given point of time. Please note that the user should be able jump multiple steps back or ahead with a singular click (so a simple back loop does not suffice). I am evaluating the following approaches, any suggestions would be much appreciated:
Option 1: By creating unique screen identifiers for the 8 different screens on the Web interface and by having a split infront of every manual activity step. Whenever the user wants to jump to a specific screen, he clicks on the link to the respective screen and we use the split to roll the user back or take him forward on the respective process step using the screen identifier captured with the click. I am worried that we would need a split and a join for every process step, which might clutter the process
Option 2: Can I create different web interfaces instead of a single web interface with multiple screens? As every web interface has a unique URL, can I use this to create the navigation experience, by having the Web Interface URLs as clickable hyperlinks on shared widget? Would this create a different web interface instance whenever we try to jump to a process step associated to the interface? Also, would we be able to still create web interface reports?
Please suggest.
Thanks!
Nicolas Triballier
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