with this code snippet you can easily get the workflow token ID of the currently running workflow:
heres the script, I will explain it afterwards:
var wfToken = null;try{var wfTokenURL = workflow.getAnswerUrl().url;var strwfTokenId1 = wfTokenURL.substring(wfTokenURL.search("&workflowTokenId=")+17,50000);var strwfTokenId2 = strwfTokenId1.substring(0,strwfTokenId1.search("&"))}catch(objErrMsg){System.error(objErrMsg);}
Ok, here's the explanation:
"workflow.getAnswerUrl().url" will return something like that:
http://vcoserver:8280/vmo/weboperator/webform.html?cmd=answer&workflowTokenId=8a8989123ed1b4b3013f4992cd5b1e99&returnUrl=http%3A%2F%2F192.168.4.12%3A8280%2Fvmo%2Fweboperator%2Fdefault.html
The yellow part is our ID.
Important is the part before and after our ID, first I split the string in two parts and take the part after &workflowTokenId=(this are the 17 positions I add) to the end.
second thing is taking this part and split it again where the "&" is and get the first part. what you finally got is your ID.
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