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Introduction

What are Hash Variables?

Hash variables in Joget are placeholders used to dynamically display data within applications. They allow users to insert dynamic content without hardcoding values, which enhances flexibility and customization. Hash variables can fetch and display data from various sources such as forms, workflows, and the system itself. They promote customization and flexibility by avoiding hardcoded values, ultimately improving the user-friendliness of Joget applications.

A hash variable is a special hash-escaped keyword that can be used in :

  • Form Builder
  • List Builder
  • UI Builder
  • BeanShell code
  • Supported plugin configuration properties
  • Activity name in Workflow Designer
  • External Form URL when mapping an activity to an external form

to return the value of some useful runtime variables from Joget components. Download the hash variable demonstration app for a quick look.

To conveniently access the list of all hash variables available, use the shortcut combination Ctrl + Shift + 3 in any of the components above to bring up the Property Assistant.


Nested Hash Variable

A Hash Variable can be used inside another Hash Variable to form a Nested Hash Variable.

The syntax for the inner Hash Variable is wrapped by a pair of {curly bracket}.

Syntax / Format
#prefix.{prefix.variableKey}#
Here are some examples:
Example
#date.{envVariable.dateFormat}#
#user.{variable.username}.firstName#
#form.tableChild.field1[{form.tableParent.childId}]#



Form Hash Variable by Index

You can pass an index or primary key value to a Hash Variable for retrieval.

The syntax for the inner Hash Variable is wrapped by a pair of [square brackets] .

Syntax / Format
#form.myTable.fieldId.[primaryKeyValue]#

Here are some examples:

Example
#form.contact.name[007]# where "007" is the primary key or "id" value of database table "app_fd_contact".

Escaping the Resultant Hash Variable

The parsed/returned Hash Variable may cause incompatibility with the current context/environment such as syntax error in a script. Therefore, one may pass in additional parameters into the hash variable declared to escape certain characters. Before ending a hash variable with a hash "#", add a question mark character "?" followed by the required format, for example "#form.table.photo?img2base64#". You may include multiple by defining semicolon ";" separated values.

  1. regex - Used to escape regular expression special characters
  2. json - Used to escape JSON special characters
  3. javascript - Used to escape Javascript special characters
  4. html - Used to escape HTML special characters
  5. xml - Used to escape XML special characters
  6. java - Used to escape Java special characters
  7. sql - Used to escape SQL special characters
  8. url - Used to escape URL special characters
  9. nl2br - Used to convert new line character to <br> HTML tag
  10. separator(SEPARATOR_CHARS) - Used to change the default separator ";" to the SEPARATOR_CHARS. eg. ?separator(, ) resulted "abc, def" instead of "abc;def".
  11. img2base64 - hash variable escape method to convert image tag src in a Rich Text Editor to base64 data string which can be displayed in email (however Gmail does not support Base64).
  12. expression - Used to escape String characters in nested hash variable that may otherwise conflict with syntax/symbols used in the Expression Hash Variable
  13. noescape - Used to escape SQL query strings in JDBC binders to prevent the "<>" "not equal" operator from being converted, i.e. disables XSS prevention checking. (Available from Joget DX 7.0.7 and higher.)

Note: The following escape formats will not be checked for XSS prevention: "regex, json, javascript, html, xml, java, sql, url, expression, noescape".

Example
#envVariable.script?java#
#envVariable.script?nl2br;json#
#form.table.users?separator(, )#

Hash Variable Return Values

  • If the record does not exist, "#form.table.field#" returns the same = "#form.table.field#". Use the ternary operator ( condition ? exprIfTrue : exprIfFalse ) to check and set to NULL if the return value matches the origin hash variable (if used in BeanShell or Javascript).
  • If record exist but field is empty, "#form.table.field#" returns empty = "".
  • If record exist and field has value "abc", "#form.table.field#" returns the value = "abc".

Hash Variable Features In Joget DX Community Edition

Some hash variables listed below are not available in the Joget Community Edition, read the Detailed Plugin Comparison Between Editions for more information.


Hash Variable - Property Assistant

New Feature

This is a new feature in Joget DX 8.

Property Assistant is a new feature in Joget DX 8, that allows you to quickly access and insert Hash Variables (and others) in any form element, UI element or list.

The Property Assistant allows you to choose a hash variable's attributes from a select box (Figure 1). 

Figure 1: Property Assistant - Hash Variable Attributes Selection

You can also insert Nested Hash Variables easily using the Property Assistant by clicking on the desired attribute that will include the nested variable and then clicking back on the variable list to choose a variable to insert. (See Figure 2)

Figure 2: Property Assistant - Nested Hash Variable


List Of Joget DX Hash Variables

Workflow Assignment Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixassignment
Description

To get workflow activity information of the current assignment.

Attributes
  • #assignment.processId#
  • #assignment.processDefId#
  • #assignment.processDefIdWithoutVersion#
  • #assignment.processName#
  • #assignment.processVersion#
  • #assignment.processRequesterId#
  • #assignment.appId#
  • #assignment.activityId#
  • #assignment.activityName#
  • #assignment.activityDefId#
  • #assignment.assigneeId#
Scope of Use
  • Elements within and part of a Process.
    1. Activity Name.
    2. Form mapped as part of process activity mapping.
    3. Email Tool configuration as part of process tool mapping.
Sample Attributes

To display the assignee's name:

#user.{assignment.assigneeId}.firstName# #user.{assignment.assigneeId}.lastName#

Workflow Process Hash Variable

New in Joget DX

A new #process.recordId# hash variable was introduced in Joget DX to retrieve the process database table id (or primary key value) which will return the UUID id value of the process record stored in app_fd_[form_table_name], if the General Settings > Run Process Primary Key is set to "UUID". If the "Run Process Primary Key" option in General Settings is set to "Process instance ID", the "#process.recordId#" will return the same value as "#process.processId#".

Read related documentation:

NameDescription
Prefixprocess
Description

To retrieve information of a workflow process instance.

Attributes
  • #process.recordId#
  • #process.appId#

  • #process.processId#

  • #process.processDefId#

  • #process.processDefIdWithoutVersion#

  • #process.processName#

  • #process.processVersion#

  • #process.processRequesterId#

  • #process.state#

  • #process.startedTime#

  • #process.limit#

  • #process.due#

  • #process.delay#

  • #process.delayInSeconds#

  • #process.finishTime#

  • #process.timeConsumingFromDateStarted#

  • #process.timeConsumingFromDateStartedInSeconds#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.instanceId#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.name#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.status#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.state#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.type#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.startedTime#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.limit#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.limitInSeconds#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.due#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.delay#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.delayInSeconds#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.finishTime#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.timeConsumingFromDateStarted#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.timeConsumingFromDateStartedInSeconds#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.performer#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.performerUser#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.assignmentUsers#


  • #process.appId[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.processDefId[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.processDefIdWithoutVersion[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.processName[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.processVersion[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.processRequesterId[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.startedTime[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.limit[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.due[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.delay[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.delayInSeconds[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.finishTime[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.timeConsumingFromDateStarted[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.timeConsumingFromDateStartedInSeconds[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.instanceId[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.name[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.status[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.state[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.type[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.startedTime[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.limit[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.limitInSeconds[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.due[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.delay[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.delayInSeconds[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.finishTime[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.timeConsumingFromDateStarted[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.timeConsumingFromDateStartedInSeconds[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.performer[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.performerUser[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

  • #process.activityInst.ACTIVITY_DEF_ID.assignmentUsers[PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID]#

Scope of Use
  • Elements within and part of a Process.
    1. Activity Name.
    2. Form mapped as part of process activity mapping.
    3. Email Tool configuration as part of process tool mapping.
Sample Attributes

To display the performer username of an activity instance of a process instance:

#process.activityInst.assign.performerUser[{assignment.processId}]#

Current User Hash Variable

NameDescription
PrefixcurrentUser
DescriptionTo retrieve currently logged in user information.  More user hash variables here.
Attributes
  • #currentUser.username#
  • #currentUser.firstName#
  • #currentUser.lastName#
  • #currentUser.fullName#
  • #currentUser.email#
  • #currentUser.active#
  • #currentUser.timeZone#
  • #currentUser.locale#
  • #currentUser.roles#

In Joget Enterprise edition, these additional attributes are available:-

User Meta

  • #currentUser.meta.KEY#
    To read additional user meta data stored in dir_user_meta table.
    Example: #currentUser.meta.duration#.


Employment

  • #currentUser.employee.code#
  • #currentUser.employee.jobTitle#
  • #currentUser.employee.isHod#

HOD

  • #currentUser.hod.username#
  • #currentUser.hod.firstName#
  • #currentUser.hod.lastName#
  • #currentUser.hod.email#
  • #currentUser.hod.active#
  • #currentUser.hod.timeZone#

Organization

  • #currentUser.organization.id#
  • #currentUser.organization.name#
  • #currentUser.organization.description#

Department

  • #currentUser.department.id#
  • #currentUser.department.name#
  • #currentUser.department.description#

Department HOD

  • #currentUser.department.hod.username#
  • #currentUser.department.hod.firstName#
  • #currentUser.department.hod.lastName#
  • #currentUser.department.hod.email#
  • #currentUser.department.hod.active#
  • #currentUser.department.hod.timeZone#

Grade

  • #currentUser.grade.id#
  • #currentUser.grade.name#
  • #currentUser.grade.description#

Group

  • #currentUser.groups.id#
  • #currentUser.groups.name#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.

Date Hash Variable  

NameDescription
Prefixdate
Description

To get date time according to a specified format.

Localization

The returned value would follow current logged in user's timezone. If user's information is not available, then it will use server's timezone.

Attributes
  • #date.dateFormat#
  • #date.dateUnit[+-]integerValue.dateFormat#

  • #date.dateFormat|TZ# A new feature in Joget DX v7.0.8 to display the date time adjusted based on the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) timezone value (0 to 12), for example, "#date.yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm|5#" will display the current date time based on UTC plus 5 hours. Read Display Date Time Based On UTC.


Options

dateFormat

  • In Java date format; e.g., yyyy-MM-dd for 2011-06-01

dateUnit

  • YEAR
  • MONTH
  • DAY

integerValue

  • Numeric integer value. E.g. 10


  • #date.DATE_FORMAT_TO[INPUT_DATE_VALUE| INPUT_VALUE_FORMAT]#

  • #date.dateUnit[+-]integerValue.DATE_FORMAT_TO[INPUT_DATE_VALUE| INPUT_VALUE_FORMAT]#

INPUT_DATE_VALUE accepts any date value and even nested hash variables, e.g: form data hash variable. See example in sample attributes below.

INPUT_VALUE_FORMAT is the INPUT_DATE_VALUE original format.

DATE_FORMAT_TO defines the format to change to.

The above date hash with format control will use the login user's time zone setting and automatically adjust the date and time. If the user's time zone setting is blank, it wil revert to the System Settings "System Time Zone" property. If you want to perform a date formatting without using the time zone value, download and import the Date Formatter Hash Variable plugin from Joget Marketplace.


New Feature

use "#dateEN.dateFormat" to force the date to be displayed in English. This is a new feature in DX 8.

Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes

#date.h:mm a# // shows current time of 12:08 PM

#dateEN.yyyy-MM-dd# // shows current date of 2023-02-15 in English even though the locale has been set to a different language. (i.e Arabic)

#date.EEE,d MMM yyyy h:mm:ss a# // shows current date time of Wed, 4 Jul 2014 12:08:56 PM

#date.DAY+7.EEE,d MMM yyyy h:mm:ss a# // Add 7 days on top of current date time - Wed, 11 Jul 2014 12:08:56 PM

#date.DAY-1.EEE,d MMM yyyy h:mm:ss a# // Minus 1 days on top of current date time - Wed, 3 Jul 2014 12:08:56 PM

#date.dd-MM-yyyy[{form.j_expense_claim.title}|yyyy-MM-dd]# // Retrieves date from j_expense_claim table, form field title, changes its origin format of yyyy-MM-dd to dd-MM-yyyy.

Environment Variable Hash Variable  

NameDescription
PrefixenvVariable
Description

To retrieve Environment Variable values.

Attributes
  • #envVariable.keyName #
Scope of Use
  • Anywhere within the Joget app itself. (i.e. Process, Process Tool, Form, List, UI)
Sample Attributes#envVariable.smtpServer#
#envVariable.smtpPort#

App Variable Hash Variable

New Feature

This is a new feature in Joget DX.

The App Variable Hash Variable has the same functionality as the Environment Variable Hash Variable. Both can be used to retrieve App/Environment variable values in Joget DX 8

NameDescription
PrefixappVariable
Description

To retrieve App Variable values.

Attributes
  • #appVariable.keyName #
Scope of Use
  • Anywhere within the Joget app itself. (i.e. Process, Process Tool, Form, List, UI)
Sample Attributes#appVariable.smtpServer#
#appVariable.smtpPort#

Form Data Hash Variable  

NameDescription
Prefixform
Description

To get field value from form table.

Attributes
  • #form.tableName.fieldId #
  • #form.tableName.fieldId [recordId]# (Available in v3.1 and above)
Scope of Use
  • In a Process Tool part of a Process.
  • In a Form.
  • In a process design.
Sample Attributes#form.registration.registeredDate# //will use the current record ID
#form.registration.registeredDate[ 0001 ]# //0001 is the record ID to seek for
#form.registration.registeredDate[{variable.recordId}]# //using nested Hash Variable with curly bracket.

Form Binder Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixbinder
Description

To get field value or field value label from the binder of a form via its form definition id .

The 'binder' prefix retrieves the field value, while the 'binder.options' prefix retrieves the lookup field (eg. select box, checkbox & radio button) option label.

The field value or field value label can also be obtained from other apps by including the APP_ID, else it uses the current app context.

By providing the PRIMARY_KEY argument, field value or field value label from a different record can be retrieved, else data from the current record id is retrieved instead.

Attributes
  • #binder.APP_ID.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID#
  • #binder.APP_ID.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID[PRIMARY_KEY]#
  • #binder.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID#
  • #binder.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID[PRIMARY_KEY]#
  • #binder.options.APP_ID.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID#
  • #binder.options.APP_ID.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID[PRIMARY_KEY]#
  • #binder.options.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID#
  • #binder.options.FORM_DEF_ID.FIELD_ID[PRIMARY_KEY]#
Scope of Use
  • In a Process Tool part of a Process.
  • In a Form.
  • In a process design.
Sample Attributes

#binder.addCard.title#

#binder.cardViewer.addCard.title#

#binder.cardViewer.addCard.title[b30bce20-c0a82095-14976e70-fded1735]#

#binder.options.addCard.title#

#binder.options.cardViewer.addCard.title#

#binder.options.cardViewer.addCard.title[b30bce20-c0a82095-14976e70-fded1735]#

App Definition Hash Variable

NameDescription
PrefixappDef
Description

To retrieve App Definition information

Attributes
  • #appDef.appId#

  • #appDef.dateCreated#

  • #appDef.dateModified#

  • #appDef.version#

  • #appDef.license#

  • #appDef.name#

  • #appDef.published#

  • #appDef.description# (Properties & Export > Notes)
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes

To display the app definition name:

#appDef.name#

App Translation Hash Variable (Internationalization)  

NameDescription
Prefixi18n
Description

To support language localization on application level.

Attributes
  • #i18n.keyName#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes

#i18n.logout#

ExamplePlease see Add Translation.

Performer Hash Variable  

NameDescription
Prefixperformer
Description

To get user information of the performer of an activity.

Attributes
  • #performer.activityDefId.id#
  • #performer.activityDefId.username#
  • #performer.activityDefId.firstName#
  • #performer.activityDefId.lastName#
  • #performer.activityDefId.email#
  • #performer.activityDefId.active#
  • #performer.activityDefId.timeZone#
Scope of Use
  • Elements within and part of a Process.
    1. Activity Name.
    2. Form mapped as part of process activity mapping.
    3. Email Tool configuration as part of process tool mapping.

To get activityDefId (activity definition ID), mouseover the activity name in the Activity Mapping tab (Workflow Management Console); there will be an overlay showing the ID.

The activity chosen must had already been performed.

Sample Attributes
  • #performer.runProcess.firstName#
  • #performer.submitLeave.firstName#

Request Parameter Hash Variable  

NameDescription
PrefixrequestParam
Description

To access request parameter' values.

Attributes
  • #requestParam.parameterName[separator]#
  • Separator (, or ;) can be indicated if requestParam is used in List filter with multiple values, to define the separator character in data output. Comma "," is used as default if no separator is indicated in cases of multiple values.
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes
  • #requestParam.key# can be used specifically to obtain UI Key value.
  • #requestParam.name[;]# to indicate 'name' variable will store multiple values separated by semicolon. For example, this SQL statement "select * from expenses where title in (#requestParam.title[,]#)" will be translated to "select * from expenses where title in (a,b,c)" to cater for multiple values in "where-in" statement.
  • In a UI page, one may access the following attributes.
    • #requestParam.key#
    • #requestParam.userviewId#
    • #requestParam.menuId#
    • #requestParam.appId#
  • #requestParam.primaryKey# can be used to retrieve the value passed into Ajax Subforms. For example, when a select box is selected, the id value will be passed into the Ajax Subform and you can use the #requestParam.primaryKey# in JDBC SQL Where clause.

User Hash Variable  

NameDescription
Prefixuser
Description

To get user information based on username.

Replace the username below in red with the actual username (example admin) or {currentUser.username}.

Attributes
  • #user.username.username#
  • #user.username.firstName#
  • #user.username.lastName#
  • #user.username.fullName#
  • #user.username.email#
  • #user.username.active#
  • #user.username.timeZone#

In Joget Enterprise edition, these additional attributes are available:-

User Meta

  • #user.username.meta.KEY#
    To read additional user meta data stored in dir_user_meta table.
    Example: #user.cat.meta.duration# will return the value "100".

Organization

  • #user.username.organization.id#
  • #user.username.organization.name#
  • #user.username.organization.description#

Department

  • #user.username.department.id#
  • #user.username.department.name#
  • #user.username.department.description#

Grade

  • #user.username.grade.id#
  • #user.username.grade.name#
  • #user.username.grade.description#
  • #user.username.grade.organizationId#

HOD

  • #user.username.hod.username#
  • #user.username.hod.firstName#
  • #user.username.hod.lastName#
  • #user.username.hod.email#
  • #user.username.hod.active#
  • #user.username.hod.timeZone#

Group

  • #user.username.groups.id#
  • #user.username.groups.name#

Employment

  • #user.username.employee.code#
  • #user.username.employee.jobTitle#
  • #user.username.employee.isHod#

Department HOD

  • #user.username.department.hod.username#
  • #user.username.department.hod.firstName#
  • #user.username.department.hod.lastName#
  • #user.username.department.hod.email#
  • #user.username.department.hod.active#
  • #user.username.department.hod.timeZone#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes
  • #user.admin.groups.name#
  • #user.{currentUser.username}.groups.name#
  • #user.admin.email#
  • #user.{currentUser.username}.email#
  • #user.cat.firstName#
  • #user.{requestParam.username}.email# to retrieve the email address of the user passed via url parameter

Userview Key Hash Variable  

NameDescription
PrefixuserviewKey
Description

Userview Key Hash Variable is used solely for the purpose of accessing the current UI key's value.

Typical use case for this hash variable are:-

  • Filtering a List based on UI Key.
  • Preloading certain form data field (e.g. subform) in a Form or Form part of a process flow based on UI Key.
Attributes
  • #userviewKey#
Scope of Use

Workflow Variable Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixvariable
Description

To get the value of a workflow variable in a Process Flow.

Attributes
  • #variable.variableName#
Scope of Use
  • Elements within and part of a Process.
    1. Activity Name.
    2. Form mapped as part of process activity mapping.
    3. Email Tool configuration as part of process tool mapping.
Sample Attributes#variable.approvalStatus#

Request Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixrequest
Description

To get the value from the current HttpServletRequest object of the page view.

Attributes
  • #request.domainURL# Short syntax to retrieve the URL scheme and host name, for example "http://localhost:8080". (Available from Joget DX v7.0.8 and higher.)
  • #request.baseURL# Short syntax to retrieve the URL scheme, for example "http://localhost:8080/jw". (Available from Joget DX v7.0.8 and higher.)
  • #request.characterEncoding#
  • #request.contextPath#
  • #request.header.NAME# , where NAME is the custom header name.
  • #request.locale#
  • #request.method#
  • #request.pathInfo#
  • #request.protocol#
  • #request.queryString#
  • #request.remoteAddr#
  • #request.requestURI#
  • #request.requestURL#
  • #request.requestedSessionId#
  • #request.scheme#
  • #request.serverName#
  • #request.serverPort#
  • #request.servletPath#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App where there is valid HttpServletRequest object. Such object will not be available in background activity such as in Process Tool triggered as a result of Deadlines.
Sample Attributes

To retrieve the "Referer" header attribute value in the screenshot above, one may use the following hash variable.

Hash Variable
#request.header.Referer#

See following example of retrieving a Joget APP URL using the Request Hash Variable.

Request Hash Variable for an App's URL
#request.scheme#://#request.serverName#:#request.serverPort##request.contextPath#/web...

Platform Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixplatform
DescriptionTo retrieve platform specific information.  
Attributes
  • #platform.name#

  • #platform.version#

  • #platform.jdbcDriver#

  • #platform.setting.dataFileBasePath#

  • #platform.setting.deadlineCheckerInterval#

  • #platform.setting.defaultUserview#

  • #platform.setting.fileSizeLimit#

  • #platform.setting.landingPage#

  • #platform.setting.systemDateFormat#

  • #platform.setting.systemLocale#

  • #platform.setting.systemTimeZone# 

Attributes For SMTP
  • #platform.setting.smtpHost#
  • #platform.setting.smtpPort#
  • #platform.setting.smtpSecurity#
  • #platform.setting.smtpUsername#
  • #platform.setting.smtpPassword#
  • #platform.setting.smtpEmail#
Additional attributes for
Joget Enterprise &
Professional editions
  • #platform.license.name#

  • #platform.license.holder#

  • #platform.license.users#

  • #platform.license.appLimit#

  • #platform.license.expiry#

  • #platform.license.activated#

  • #platform.systemKey#

Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.

Users Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixusers
DescriptionTo retrieve information of all the users in the selected group, grade, department and organization. Multiple results will be separated by semicolon. 
Attributes
  • #users.group.GROUP_ID.username#

  • #users.group.GROUP_ID.firstName#

  • #users.group.GROUP_ID.lastName#

  • #users.group.GROUP_ID.fullName#

  • #users.group.GROUP_ID.email#

  • #users.grade.GRADE_ID.username#

  • #users.grade.GRADE_ID.firstName#

  • #users.grade.GRADE_ID.lastName#

  • #users.grade.GRADE_ID.fullName#

  • #users.grade.GRADE_ID.email#

  • #users.department.DEPARTMENT_ID.username#

  • #users.department.DEPARTMENT_ID.firstName#

  • #users.department.DEPARTMENT_ID.lastName#

  • #users.department.DEPARTMENT_ID.fullName#

  • #users.department.DEPARTMENT_ID.email#

  • #users.organization.ORGANIZATION_ID.username#

  • #users.organization.ORGANIZATION_ID.firstName#

  • #users.organization.ORGANIZATION_ID.lastName#

  • #users.organization.ORGANIZATION_ID.fullName#

  • #users.organization.ORGANIZATION_ID.email#

Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes

To return all the users in the current user's groups id:

Bean Shell Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixbeanshell
DescriptionUsing App Variable to execute bean shell script. Passing parameter using URL query string syntax.
Attributes
  • #beanshell.APP_VARIABLE#

  • #beanshell.APP_VARIABLE[PARAMETERS_URL_QUERY_STRING]#

Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes

To execute a script stored in the "welcome" app variable with parameter "username" and "dept":

if (username != null && username.length == 1 && !username[0].isEmpty()) {
       return "Welcome " + username[0] + " (" + dept[0] + "),";
} else {
       return "";
}
Related Tutorials

Datalist Hash Variable

New Feature

The "datalist.col" (highlighted in Bold in the table below) Hash Variables are a new feature in DX 8 that allows users to access and display a List's column data in multiple formats.

NameDescription
Prefixdatalist
DescriptionTo display the List records in a grid format in your form or email tool.
Attributes
  • #datalist.html.ID#
  • #datalist.csv.ID#
  • #datalist.json.ID#
  • #datalist.size.ID# = Size returns only the number of records based on Datalist filter.
  • #datalist.total.ID# = Total returns the record count regardless of Datalist filter.
  • #datalist.col.csv.ID.column#
  • #datalist.col.sum.ID.column#
  • #datalist.col.avg.ID.column#
  • #datalist.col.csv.ID.column[FILTER_PARAMETERS]#
  • #datalist.col.sum.ID.column[FILTER_PARAMETERS]#
  • #datalist.col.avg.ID.column[FILTER_PARAMETERS]#
  • #datalist.html.ID[FILTER_PARAM1=FILTER_VALUE1&FILTER_PARAM2=FILTER_VALUE2]#
  • #datalist.csv.ID[FILTER_PARAM1=FILTER_VALUE1&FILTER_PARAM2=FILTER_VALUE2]#
  • #datalist.json.ID[FILTER_PARAM1=FILTER_VALUE1&FILTER_PARAM2=FILTER_VALUE2]#
  • #datalist.size.ID[FILTER_PARAM1=FILTER_VALUE1&FILTER_PARAM2=FILTER_VALUE2]#
  • #datalist.total.ID[FILTER_PARAM1=FILTER_VALUE1&FILTER_PARAM2=FILTER_VALUE2]#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes
  • #datalist.html.myDataList#
  • #datalist.csv.ImyDataList#
  • #datalist.col.sum.list_f1.column_0#
  • #datalist.size.ImyDataList# = Size returns only the number of records based on Datalist filter.
  • #datalist.total.ImyDataList# = Total returns the record count regardless of Datalist filter.
  • #datalist.html.myDataList[d-8015999-fn_name=James&d-6304176-fn_email=james@gmail.com]#
  • #datalist.csv.myDataList[d-8015999-fn_name=James&d-6304176-fn_email=james@gmail.com]#
  • #datalist.size.myDataList[d-8015999-fn_name=James&d-6304176-fn_email=james@gmail.com]#
  • #datalist.total.myDataList[d-8015999-fn_name=James&d-6304176-fn_email=james@gmail.com]#
  • #datalist.html.list_f1[d-1338250-fn_id={process.recordId}]#
  • #datalist.html.listId[filterId={form.table.field[{envVariable.variableId}]}]#


** for "datalist.col.xx.ID.column" variables, the "column" parameter refers to the order of the column in the list starting from 0. hence, to refer to the first column in a list called list_f1, your hash variable would look like this : #datalist.col.sum.list_f1.column_0
** the column are counted from 0, and does not include the default checkbox included in list tables

Expression Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixexp
DescriptionMathematical and string operations on hash variables
Attributes#exp.variable#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes

Testing Values

  • #envVariable.num1# = 55
  • #envVariable.num2# = 288
  • #envVariable.double1# = 123.45
  • #envVariable.double2# = 246.78
  • #envVariable.bool1# = true
  • #envVariable.bool2# = false
  • #envVariable.str1# = Hello World!
  • #envVariable.str2# = Using Joget Hash Variables!
  • #envVariable.empty# =
  • #envVariable.hashVariable# = #assignment.processId#

Mathematical operators

  • #exp.{envVariable.num1} + {envVariable.num2}# = 343
  • #exp.{envVariable.num1} - {envVariable.num2}# = -233
  • #exp.{envVariable.double1} * {envVariable.double2}# = 30464.991
  • #exp.{envVariable.num2} / {envVariable.num1}# = 5
  • #exp.{envVariable.num1} % 7# = 6
  • #exp.({envVariable.num1} + 2) * 2# = 114
  • #exp.{envVariable.num1} + 2 * 2# = 59
  • #exp.2 ^ 2# = 4

Logical operators

  • #exp.{envVariable.bool1} and {envVariable.bool2}# = false
  • #exp.{envVariable.bool1} or {envVariable.bool2}# = true
  • #exp.!{envVariable.bool1}# = false

Relational operators

  • #{envVariable.num1} gt {envVariable.num2}# = false
  • #{envVariable.num1} ge {envVariable.num1}# = true
  • #{envVariable.num1} lt {envVariable.num2}# = true
  • #{envVariable.num1} le {envVariable.num1}# = true
  • #{envVariable.num1} eq {envVariable.num1}# = true
  • #{envVariable.num1} ne {envVariable.num1}# = false

Ternary Operator (If Else)

  • #exp.({envVariable.num1} lt {envVariable.num2})?{envVariable.num1}:{envVariable.num2}#= 55
  • #exp.'{envVariable.empty?expression}'.isEmpty()?'empty':'has value'#= empty

String methods

Note: Basically most of the String methods can be used, using `?expression` to escape single quote in value.

  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}' + ' ' + '{envVariable.str2?expression}'# = Hello World! Using Joget Hash Variables
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.substring(5)# = World!
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.toLowerCase()# = hello world!
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.toUpperCase()# = HELLO WORLD!
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.replace('world', 'there')# = Hello World!
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.replaceFirst('[a-z]', '*')# = H*llo World!
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.replaceAll('[a-z]', '*')# = H**** W****!
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.charAt(0)# = H
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.contains('World')# = true
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.equalsIgnoreCase('{envVariable.str1?expression}'.toLowerCase())# = true
  • #exp.'{envVariable.empty?expression}'.isEmpty()# = true
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.indexOf('World')# = 6
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.lastIndexOf('World')# = 6
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.startsWith('H')# = true
  • #exp.'{envVariable.str1?expression}'.endsWith('!')# = true

Custom Methods

  • #exp.$isParsed('{envVariable.hashVariable}')# = false

Math methods

Note: All java.lang.Math methods can be used.

  • #exp.$sin(30)# = -0.9880316240928618
  • #exp.$cos(30)# = 0.15425144988758405
  • #exp.$tan(30)# = -6.405331196646276
  • #exp.$asin(30)# = NaN
  • #exp.$acos(30)# = NaN
  • #exp.$atan(30)# = 1.5374753309166493
  • #exp.$sinh(30)# = 5.343237290762231E12
  • #exp.$cosh(30)# = 5.343237290762231E12
  • #exp.$tanh(30)# = 1.0
  • #exp.$abs(-7)# = 7.0
  • #exp.$max(60,30)# = 60.0
  • #exp.$min(60,30)# = 30
  • #exp.$round(79.52)# = 80
  • #exp.$sqrt(12)# = 3.4641016151377544
  • #exp.$cbrt(81)# = 4.326748710922225
  • #exp.$pow(4, 2)# = 16.0
  • #exp.$signum(82.7)# = 1.0
  • #exp.$ceil(82.7)# = 83.0
  • #exp.$copySign(740.4, -29.1)# = -740.4
  • #exp.$nextAfter(84352.24, 154.284)# = 84352.234
  • #exp.$nextUp(744.93)# = 744.93005
  • #exp.$nextDown(744.93)# = 744.9299999999998
  • #exp.$floor(744.93)# = 744.0
  • #exp.$floorDiv(25, 3)# = 8
  • #exp.$random()# = 0.3988245190916774
  • #exp.$rint(81.68)# = 82.0
  • #exp.$hypot(8, 6)# = 10.0
  • #exp.$ulp(8.1)# = 9.536743E-7
  • #exp.$getExponent(50.45)# = 5
  • #exp.$IEEEremainder(387.1, 4.2)# = 0.7000000000000064
  • #exp.$addExact(469, 737)# = 1206
  • #exp.$subtractExact(469, 737)# = -268
  • #exp.$multiplyExact(469, 737)# = 345653
  • #exp.$incrementExact(674)# = 675
  • #exp.$decrementExact(674)# = 673
  • #exp.$negateExact(674)# = -674
  • #exp.$toIntExact(-829)# = -829
  • #exp.$log(38.9)# = 3.6609942506244004
  • #exp.$log10(38.9)# = 1.5899496013257077
  • #exp.$log1p(26)# = 3.295836866004329
  • #exp.$exp(2)# = 7.38905609893065
  • #exp.$expm1(2)# = 6.38905609893065
  • #exp.$toDegrees(5)# = 286.4788975654116
  • #exp.$toRadians(180.0)# = 3.141592653589793

Report Builder Hash Variable

The API IP/Domain Whitelist setting in General Settings needs to be configured in order for reportLink hash variable to work. If a request is from a non-whitelisted IP/domain, the response will be a HTTP 400 Bad Request.

NameDescription
PrefixreportLink
Description

To retrieve the particular report based on the reportId.

To know more about Report Builder, see here.

Attributes
  • #reportLink.rp_report01#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes
  • #reportLink.financialReport#

Code Builder Hash Variable

NameDescription
Prefixcode
Description

To retrieve the template based on the code snippet ID.

Attributes
  • #code.cs-templateId#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes
  • #code.cs-calculationScript#


uiListCount Hash Variable

New Feature

This is a new feature in Joget DX 8.

NameDescription
PrefixuiListCount
Description

The uiListCount hash variable is primarily utilized to retrieve the Datalist or Inbox menu count value.

Attributes
  • #uiListCount.MENU_ID#
  • #uiListCount.UI_ID.MENU_ID#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App except UI Permission.

uiListCount cannot be used inside UI permission. This is due to:
1. UI permission contains a uiListCount hash variable
2. uiListCount Hash requires UI to load to get the count
3. In order to load the UI design,  the UI permission will be called. It goes back to step 1.
(Will cause an infinite recursion that eventually returns a StackOverflow exception error :

 ERROR 15 May 2024 09:27:20 org.apache.jsp.WEB_002dINF.jsp.error500_jsp - Handler dispatch failed; nested exception is java.lang.StackOverflowError2org.springframework.web.util.NestedServletException: Handler dispatch failed; nested exception is java.lang.StackOverflowError
Caused by: java.lang.StackOverflowError



Sample Attributes

See examples below, based on the usage within the default CRM application:

  • #uiListCount.MENU_ID# where MENU_ID is the id of the menu in your Userview for Datalist or Inbox (Example usage: "#uiListCount.proposal_inbox_list#")
  • #uiListCount.UI_ID.MENU_ID# where UI_ID is the id of the Userview (Example usage: "#uiListCount.crm_userview_sales.proposal_inbox_list#")

Escape Format Hash Variable

New Feature

This is a new feature in Joget DX 8.

NameDescription
Prefix?decimal(decimal_number)
Description

The escape format hash variable used to allow the formatting of decimal places. 

This hash variable can be use on any variable that have decimal values. 

Attributes
  • #variable.variableName?decimal(decimal_number)#
  • #appVariable.keyName?decimal(decimal_number)#
  • #envVariable.keyName?decimal(decimal_number)#
Scope of Use
  • All components within the App.
Sample Attributes
  • #appVariable.double1?decimal(1)# (Example usage for 1 decimal places using app variable)
  • #appVariable.double2?decimal(2)# (Example usage for 2 decimal places using app variable)
  • #envVariable.double1?decimal(1)# (Example usage for 1 decimal places using environment variable)
  • #envVariable.double2?decimal(2)# (Example usage for 2 decimal places using environment variable)

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