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The selected parameter value can be passed to the business rule with the Selection Changed Server Task Arguments e.g. {Boolean_SolutionHelper}{ReturnValueTest}{Boolean=[|!prmTrueFalse!|]}
In your business rule you can set a boolean as per example below:
- Filip19 days agoNew Contributor II
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I cant really get it to work. I have a combo box, but its is not showing the value of the parameter in the box. Just the True False in the drop down list.
- chris-kenworthy12 days agoNew Contributor
Filip,
Did you get this figured out? If not, please include screenshots of the combo box and parameter properties, and a screenshot of your combo box at run-time, and elaborate on what you want the end user to see.
I don't think I fully understand what you are looking for in the combo box.
Chris - RobbSalzmann12 days agoValued Contributor II
"I cant really get it to work. I have a combo box, but its is not showing the value of the parameter in the box. Just the True False in the drop down list."
If the parameter bound to your combobox has True, False in it, then True and False is the value of the parameter when the dashboard is being loaded and the combobox is displaying those values.
When the dashboard is interacted with in a way that runs a Dashboard Extender, then you can pass in the value of the parameter that the user chose via the combobox by passing an argument to the extender rule. If the combobox's bound parameter is called prmCboTrueFalse, then you would pass its current value to the externder rule as UserTrueFalse=|!prmCboTrueFalse!|. Then you can extract the value in the extender rule and deal with it there.
if you want the combobox to show a previous user selected value, you have to set it by setting the value of prmCboTrueFalse via the SelectionChangedTaskResult in a Dashboard Extender rule prior to loading the dashboard.
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