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Matt Hill
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Is there a way of finding out which user kicked off workflow? I would like an automatic decision at the start that if it's an admin user that has started the workflow that they can bypass the various different steps.

At the moment I have tried

CoreServiceClient.GetCurrentUser().Id

and

ActivityInstance.Performers.Fiers().Idref

Unfortunately both just refer to the Tridion user unfortunately. I'm sure there must be a way and I've probably overlooked something very simple.

Thanks for looking!

Is there a way of finding out which user kicked off workflow? I would like an automatic decision at the start that if it's an admin user that has started the workflow that they can bypass the various different steps.

At the moment I have tried

CoreServiceClient.GetCurrentUser().Id

and

ActivityInstance.Performers.Fiers().Idref

Unfortunately both just refer to the Tridion user unfortunately. I'm sure there must be a way and I've probably overlooked something very simple.

Thanks for looking!

Is there a way of finding out which user kicked off workflow? I would like an automatic decision at the start that if it's an admin user that has started the workflow that they can bypass the various different steps.

At the moment I have tried

CoreServiceClient.GetCurrentUser().Id

and

ActivityInstance.Performers.Fiers().Idref

Unfortunately both just refer to the Tridion user. I'm sure there must be a way and I've probably overlooked something very simple.

Thanks for looking!

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Matt Hill
Matt Hill
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Finding the user that started workflow

Is there a way of finding out which user kicked off workflow? I would like an automatic decision at the start that if it's an admin user that has started the workflow that they can bypass the various different steps.

At the moment I have tried

CoreServiceClient.GetCurrentUser().Id

and

ActivityInstance.Performers.Fiers().Idref

Unfortunately both just refer to the Tridion user unfortunately. I'm sure there must be a way and I've probably overlooked something very simple.

Thanks for looking!