Yet another problem that I brought on myself!!
If you publish a workflow and you get validation errors something like:
(0,0) Activity 'ID1234' validation failed: Cannot resolve Activity 'ID5678'.)
it could mean that you have copied and pasted a condition or action. At least this is what happened to me anyway. I had to create several similar conditions and action so I copied and pasted them. Then on publishing, I got the above error. It would seem that it was copying the condition was the problem (if statement). So I went back, deleted the problem conditions and created them manually. This resolved the problem!!
Moral of this story: No shortcuts... :D
Michelle :)
I am an IT Business Analyst based in Ireland with just over 2 years of experience administering SharePoint 2010 and now, SharePoint 2013. I ran the migration from SharePoint 2007 to 2010 and am now running migration from 2010 to 2013. I have completed Microsoft Certified Courses in both SharePoint 2010 and 2013 with MCTS certification and more to come. I hope that this blog helps others like me who are on the path to learning more and more about SharePoint.
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A bit too late, but just in case someone stumbles on this. An easier solution is to cut/paste the entire workflow into the same window.
ReplyDeleteTaken from here - https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/a/187067/17047
Yeah! Thanks!
DeleteWow - thanks! Worked!
DeleteWow it worked! Thanks!!
DeleteThere´s one problem about the copy&paste solution.. when you do that all custom actions placed in e.g. approvals will be lost.
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