Linking two Flows
- 23 Aug 2022
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Linking two Flows
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You may need more than one Flow to explain a certain scenario in your application. Whatfix enables you to connect one Flow to another Flow at any step. The user can either view the linked Flow or skip it.
This works in both the See Live and Slideshow mode.
Connecting a Flow with another Flow is a two-step process.
Step 1: Find the Flow ID you want to link
Step 2: Connect the Flows
Step 1: Find the Flow ID you want to link
You'd need a Flow ID when trying to link multiple Flows or customizing a particular Flow using Advanced Customization.
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Navigate to the Whatfix Dashboard.
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Click the Flow for the ID you want to find.
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On the top left of the page, next to the name of the Flow, click Copy ID.
The flow ID is copied to the clipboard and is ready to be pasted.
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You can also view the Flow ID in the URL of the Flow. The last section in the URL is the ID of the Flow.
In this case, the Flow ID is b065bbc0-8f22-11ec-a3e6-000d3a1efee9 )
Step 2: Connect the Flows
Connect the Flow to a new Flow
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After the element selection, when creating a Flow, select the word you want to hyperlink.
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Click the Insert Link option from the toolbar.
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In the URL field, enter the Flow ID in the format wfx-< Flow ID > as shown below.
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Click Insert.
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To insert more Flow links, repeat steps 1 to 4.
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Finish creating the Flow.
Connect the Flow to an existing Flow
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On the Whatfix Dashboard, hover your cursor over the Flow in which you want to link a Flow, and then click the Edit icon.
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Click the Edit button on the step you want to link a Flow.
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Select the word you want to hyperlink, and then click the Insert Link option from the toolbar.
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In the URL field, enter the Flow ID in the format wfx-< Flow ID > as shown below.
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Click Insert.
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Click Save Step.
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Click Save.
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