Can I move contents/widgets that are attached to another content/widget across stages?
- 11 Sep 2024
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Can I move contents/widgets that are attached to another content/widget across stages?
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Yes, you can move content and widgets that are attached to other content or widgets across the stages.
Here's how content and widgets can be moved across stages:
Content movement across stages
If a content is linked to any other content, Whatfix notifies you about the linked content and helps move both the main content and the linked content together across the stages. In such cases, Whatfix does not allow selective content movement. This enables content creators to provide a smooth user experience and reduces the chances of content breaking for the end users.
For example, if you have two Flows inside a branched Flow, then you must move all the three Flows together across stages. If the linked content is not moved across each stage together, then there is a very high likelihood of broken Flows and poor user experiences.
Similarly, if a content is linked in any other content, then you cannot move it back from Production to Draft until you move the main content as well. Whatfix notifies you about the linked content and helps move both content back together.
For example, if you have two Flows inside a branched Flow, then you must move all three Flows together from the Production to the Draft stage as well.
Widget movement across stages
If a content is linked to any widget, Whatfix notifies you about the linked content and helps move both the widget and the linked content together across the stages. In such cases, Whatfix does not allow you to selectively move a widget. This enables content creators to provide a smooth user experience and reduces the chances of content breaking for end users.
For example, if you have a Flow attached to a Pop-up, then you must move both the Flow and the Pop-up together across stages. If you move the Pop-up without moving the Flow then the Pop-up will break for the end users disrupting their experience on your application.
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When you push a widget across stages, any linked content is pushed along with it. However, when you push the widget back to Ready or Draft stages, then it is moved independently.
This is because even if the widget is unavailable, the content will not fail in the absence of it. For example, consider a Pop-up with a Flow linked to it, if the Pop-up is pushed back from the Production, there will be no impact on the running of the Flow.
Only the Self Help and Task List widgets can be moved independently across stages even if the attached content is not moved along with them.
Similarly, if a content is used in any widget, then you cannot move it back from Production to Draft until you move the widget as well. Whatfix notifies you about the linked content and helps move both the widget and the linked content together across the stages.
For example, if you have a Flow attached to a Pop-up, then you must move both the Flow and the Pop-up together from the Production to Draft stage as well.
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