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Nintex Form: Trigger a workflow from a Button click

Posted on February 16, 2022February 16, 2022

Today, we are going to see how to trigger a Nintex workflow from a button click in Nintex Form. In Nintex Form Trigger a workflow from a Button click is a very simple process. We can see it in the below thread.

Starting a workflow from a Nintex Form can be performed using a Javascript Button with the following instructions.

Nintex Form: Trigger a workflow from a Button click

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1 Start a workflow from a Button click
2 Adding a Button
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Start a workflow from a Button click

Adding a Button

  1. Edit the Nintex Form
  2. Add a Button to the form from the controls panel
  3. Change the Button type to JavaScript Button
  4. Edit the Button Properties
  5. On Client Click call your JS function [in the example I used registerUser()]
  6. Click on Save
  7. Edit the Nintex Form Properties
  8. Go to cutom JavaScript property
  9. Add the JS function to execute; window.location.replace(‘Site URL/_layouts/15/NintexWorkflow/StartWorkflow.aspx?List={List ID}&ID=ID&WorkflowName=MyWorkflowName&Source=Item URL‘);

Where MyWorkflowName is the name of your workflow.

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In this way, we can trigger or start a Workflow from a button click in Nintex Form.

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  1. SharePointGems says:
    September 14, 2023 at 10:57 AM

    Hello Erin, Thanks for the visiting the blog. Please confirm if your issue is resolved till now. If not then I will check and post you the Javascript

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