Use PowerShell to create Site Collection Nintex Workflow Constants

[#1]

I have figured out how to create a Workflow constant with PowerShell, but I can't figure out how to create the constant as a Site Collection level constant.

Anyone have any idea's?

[#2]

Nevermind I figured it out. Just set the Web.Id parameter of the constructor to Empty.Guid

$web = Get-SPWeb -Identity "SiteUrlHere"

$guidEmpty = [System.Guid]::Empty;

$wfConstant = New-Object Nintex.Workflow.WorkflowConstant("MaxRulesTheConstants", "Werd", "WHAT!?YEAH!?", $false, $web.Site.Id, $guidEmpty, "String", $false);

$wfConstant.Update()

[andrewg]

I'm so glad you posted this! I'm interested in your work on what brought up this question. Please blog what you were working on!

[#4]

Hi, James Stafford​! I agree with Andrew, it would be a good blog post!

[#5]

Be happy to. I have actually never put up a blog post so I am not sure where I should go.

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[#6]

Happy to help. If you visit Dev Talk​, you'll see a link for "actions" at the upper-right. (image below)

Just click that and select "blog," and type away.. 

No rush.  I just wanted to take the opportunity to let you know I am happy to see content created by members with good stuff to share.

All the best!

Frank

[#7]

Huh. 

Maybe I don't have permissions for blogs? 

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[andrewg]

Try the same thing in the Learn More forum.

[#9]

Dropped the blog post in Using Power Shell to create Site Collection Level Workflow Constants

[#10]

Sorry if I misled you! I moved the blog to Dev Talk for you.

Thanks for posting it!