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Session variables panel

The session variables panel allows work in two modes:

1

Read-only mode (default)

Available in it are:

  • the ability to sort the session variables table by each available column (MID, Default value, Service ID, Output parameter, Exposed, Gtm, GTM tag, Statistics),

  • the ability to search the table across all columns except Exposed and Gtm — available by clicking the magnifying glass in the upper-right corner of the drawer.

Figure 1. Example of searching the session variables table for the phrase "applicants"
2

Edit mode (available after pressing "Edit process")

All functionality from read-only mode is available, plus:

  • The ability to edit existing session variables, excluding variables created by default (predefined). In fields that can be edited, a placeholder is displayed (e.g. Default value).

  • The ability to delete session variables, excluding variables created by default. A variable is deleted using the trash icon that appears when hovering over a specific variable. For default variables, the trash icon is inactive.

  • The ability to add a new session variable using the button Add session variable located at the bottom of the panel. Clicking it adds a new row at the top of the table and places the cursor in an empty field MID. A new variable must have a value MID; the remaining properties are optional.

  • When editing or adding a new variable, remember the dependencies between properties:

  • Property Gtm can be checked only if the property Exposed.

  • Property GTM tag can be filled in only if the property Gtm.

More information on creating and editing variables in Managing session variables.

After clicking the option in the side panel Session variables, a side panel will slide out with a table showing a preview of the session variables used in the application.

Figure 2. Session variables definition panel in edit mode

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