You will also need to change your Rule back to:
{ENTITY NAME:Cliente} Starts FCA1
Using Equals will not work for you. Theoretically, you might also be able to use Contains.
The answer to the question @emre is asking can be revealed in Entity Types. It is important to use the correct value for {ENTITY NAME:entityname} and not {ENTITY NAME:entityTypename} …
EDIT: actually, it doesn’t seem to matter in this case - both Customer and Customers work fine.
Login \ Logout, deleted the rule, but still does not work
Thank you all for the tremendous assistance provided
Note: with this setup was that it was possible to solve the problem.
once again thank you
You’re welcome.
That said, I can’t understand how that is working properly as you expect it to. The Constraints are basically saying “fire this Rule/Action if Entity Type Name equals Clientes or FCA1”.
Yes you are right, not this worked flawlessly
The Constraints should be:
Entity Type Name Equals Clientes
New Entity Name Starts FCA1
Though not necessary, you could also change Matches to Matches All in this case.
Have your messagebox display a dynamic message:
Remove the Message Action from the Rule, save the Rule, then add the Message back in, and save the Rule. For the MessageToShow parameter, put this:
ET:[:EntityTypeName] EN:{ENTITY NAME:Clientes}
is working, but the question of the messages must be confirmed thres times to have access to tickets screen
If it working, then remove the message action(s) from your Rule(s) - you’re done!
works perfect
excuse me for the delay of responses, is that my city it rains a lot, it looks as if the sky will fall on us, and this causes problems in internet communication.
thank you
