Open Link

1. Description

Designed to open a link passed as text, variable, or URL.

The block (Fig. 1.(1)) is used in the field for building a scheme. When you click the block, the settings panel of this component opens (Fig. 1.(2)).

2. Open Link block

The Open Link block (Fig. 1.(1)) consists of the following elements:

1. Component name

2. In branch — input (connects to the previous block)

3. Out branch — output (connects to the next block)

When hovering over the Out field, a toggle appears that allows you to connect this component to a block that already has a connection.

The presence of the icon means that the toggle is enabled and this component can be connected to another one that already has a connection.

Changing the toggle position removes the output branch of this component.

The button removes the block from the scheme.

3. Open Link settings panel

The settings panel of the Open Link component (Fig. 2) consists of the following elements:

3.1. Link field

The Link field (Fig. 2.(1)) defines the URL address that will be opened when the component is executed.
You can specify:

• a static link (for example, https://webitel.com)

• a variable (for example, ${customerLink})

• a combination of a link and a variable (https://webitel.com/${caseId})

3.2. Break toggle

The toggle (Fig. 2.(2)) defines whether the scheme execution will end after this step.

• – initiates the end of the scheme execution after this component;

• – toggle is disabled.

3.3. Add limit element

Used to define the maximum number of passes through this component.

Clicking the Add limit button (Fig. 2.(3)) adds the Max field and the Delete limit button (Fig. 3).
In the Max field, specify the allowed number of passes.

If the number of passes exceeds the value specified in the Max field, the failover branch (Fig. 4) is used.
This branch appears in the component block after the limit is set.

Clicking the Delete limit button removes the limit and restores the Add limit button.

3.4. Add description element

Clicking the Add description button (Fig. 2.(4)) adds the Description field and the Delete description button (Fig. 5).

In the Description field, enter a comment or note for the component.

Clicking the Delete description button removes the description and restores the Add description button.