Hi,

I don't believe this is possible in a way. Best way of working around this it to enable "Popup for each row" in Tasks. That way the user will have to fill in the Task parameters when the task finished execution for a row before starting the next. Does that help?

Hi Mark,

To be sure that we do understand correctly. 

I have a (for instance) pdf generator. When the pdf is ok, the customer sets it ‘Final’. 
This ‘Make Final’ task moves the pdf to a table, marks is final, notifies the customer per email and so on. 

When the PDF is marked final, we turn off the Edit options, and do not show the task any more. 

We also hide the ‘Generate New PDF’ task, since the current one is already final (agreed upon). 

However, when a record that is Draft is selected with an Final record, the task still shows. 

I do not want the Draft task to be visible when a record is selected that is marked Final. 

If this can’t be fixed in the ctx-proc I need to rewrite a whole bunch of task functionality to validate per record if the task may be executed. Now we do this in the ctx, but this is sort of a loophole. 

Hopefully it is clear what the problem is, and is there an easy solution. 

Kind regards, 

Alex 

Although not completely as I wanted it, it is possible to turn off multirow select via an Full Model → Extenders. Specify the table and it is blocked. 

However, this turns it off for all tasks on specified table, therefor it is not ideal.