Open arky opened 4 years ago
The "Export" button exports the table you're looking at -- that is, the current step. This lets users access any data they see (as opposed to only the last data in each tab).
To export the CSV/JSON for the fourth step, select the fourth step and then click "Export".
We'll discuss this in our next design meeting. In the meantime, I'll close this issue.
We've come up with a short-term design solution that should help avoid confusion: in the export dialog, we should say what the export contains. Re-opening the issue.
Thanks @adamhooper I think that would indeed solve this issue.
had another user confused at this point. She thought "Export" exports the latest version.
After spending considerable time teaching CJ workbench to all our regional partners in SE. Asia. I feel the reason for the confusion where the the 'export' button is located. The right top hand corner has always been associated with global action related to application/page. say a 'Login | Sign Up' button for instance.
If you just move that button and place it next to or in the header of the current workflow step, then the confusion disappears.
HTH
Am confused about 'Export' button. Does the [Export] button on the top right hand corner of each tab provide CSV, JSON endpoints that includes all the workflow steps in the current tab.
However sometimes if you actively select/highligh a single workflow in the editor, the Export endpoint seems to publish the result of the currently workflow step. Here is the testcase
Expected Result: The CSV or JSON contains the results of all 4 workflow steps.
Actual Result: The CSV or JSON contain only the results of 1, 2 and 3 workflow steps only.