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* taskResourceId: is number. | * taskResourceId: is number. | ||
* content: is string. It is the description/ comment when complete a task | * content: is string. It is the description/ comment when complete a task | ||
| − | * userResourceId: is number. It is the user resource id of user complete this task | + | * userResourceId: is number. It is the user resource id of user complete this task. In case userResourceId is not input, its default value is the userResourceid of the current thread's user. |
'''Return value''' | '''Return value''' | ||
Latest revision as of 06:11, 23 December 2011
Task_setCompleted
Complete a task which has Need_Acceptance, In_Progress, Rejected
Syntax
Task_setCompleted(taskResourceId, content)
or
Task_setCompleted(taskResourceId, content, userResourceId)
Arguments
- taskResourceId: is number.
- content: is string. It is the description/ comment when complete a task
- userResourceId: is number. It is the user resource id of user complete this task. In case userResourceId is not input, its default value is the userResourceid of the current thread's user.
Return value
empty
Example
number taskResourceId = 34802722;
string content = "Set Complete";
print(Task_setCompleted(taskResourceId, content));
Availability
Version 5.8
