We have a notification configured to be sent to SRMOBILE with the Apply To Condition value :OWNER IS NOT NULL.

We want to send a push notification when the owner changes.

Then we have several users subscribed to the notification, and we don't want to send this notification to all users. We only want the changed user to be sent, but we're trying to use the "User condition" field with these values, and nothing works.

1. OWNER='T0003MX1'
2. :OWNER='T0003MX1'
3. OWNER=:&USERNAME&
4. :OWNER=:&USERNAME&
5. :OWNER
6. We also entered the value of a conditional expression, and it had the previous values.

I understand this can be done before creating as many notifications as we have users.

We have a notification configured to be sent to SRMOBILE with the Apply To Condition value :OWNER IS NOT NULL.

We want to send a push notification when the owner changes.

Then we have several users subscribed to the notification, and we don't want to send this notification to all users. We only want the changed user to be sent, but we're trying to use the "User condition" field with these values, and nothing works.

1. OWNER='T0003MX1'
2. :OWNER='T0003MX1'
3. OWNER=:&USERNAME&
4. :OWNER=:&USERNAME&
5. :OWNER
6. We also entered the value of a conditional expression, and it had the previous values.

I understand this can be done before creating as many notifications as we have users.

Hmm,

You're on the right track, I guess.

I'd try using :OWNER = :&PERSONID& in the User Condition. OWNER usually stores the Person ID, not the login, so :&PERSONID& should match correctly. That way, only the new OWNER gets the push - no need to create a notification per user.

We have a notification configured to be sent to SRMOBILE with the Apply To Condition value :OWNER IS NOT NULL.

We want to send a push notification when the owner changes.

Then we have several users subscribed to the notification, and we don't want to send this notification to all users. We only want the changed user to be sent, but we're trying to use the "User condition" field with these values, and nothing works.

1. OWNER='T0003MX1'
2. :OWNER='T0003MX1'
3. OWNER=:&USERNAME&
4. :OWNER=:&USERNAME&
5. :OWNER
6. We also entered the value of a conditional expression, and it had the previous values.

I understand this can be done before creating as many notifications as we have users.

Hmm,

You're on the right track, I guess.

I'd try using :OWNER = :&PERSONID& in the User Condition. OWNER usually stores the Person ID, not the login, so :&PERSONID& should match correctly. That way, only the new OWNER gets the push - no need to create a notification per user.

We have a notification configured to be sent to SRMOBILE with the Apply To Condition value :OWNER IS NOT NULL.

We want to send a push notification when the owner changes.

Then we have several users subscribed to the notification, and we don't want to send this notification to all users. We only want the changed user to be sent, but we're trying to use the "User condition" field with these values, and nothing works.

1. OWNER='T0003MX1'
2. :OWNER='T0003MX1'
3. OWNER=:&USERNAME&
4. :OWNER=:&USERNAME&
5. :OWNER
6. We also entered the value of a conditional expression, and it had the previous values.

I understand this can be done before creating as many notifications as we have users.