Something that is used a lot in FlowForma are functions for finding Steps and Questions, and these functions are called differently depending on whether you’re in a form, or using the Flow Designer.
As you might have guessed, the FormContext is used when you are inside of a form and want to reference a step or question and FlowContext if you’re using the Flow Designer.
To clarify this further,
If you are executing a rule in a form, ie on question updated…the rule will need to call the functions using the FormContext
If you are adding the rule to a question in the Flow Designer when building the process, you need to call the functions using the FlowContext.
Examples
FlowForma.FormContext.GetQuestionByPickerValue()
FlowForma.FormContext.GetStepByStepCode()
Flows
FlowForma.FlowContext.GetQuestionByPickerValue()
FlowForma.FlowContext.GetStepByStepCode()
It is important to use the correct context because for example a step or question may be hidden on the form and using the Flow Context here may return a hidden step or question, whereas in the Flow Designer all the steps/questions are visible so here you would use the FlowContext.
