“The ‘Bind value’ option does not appear in the control properties

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I want to bind an argument from a process imported from Orchestrator, but the ‘Bind value’ option is not showing in the textbox properties. Normally it should be there — or is there an alternative feature somewhere?

The version is the latest.”

Hi,
In UiPath Apps, you cannot directly bind a Textbox to a process argument. Instead, you should follow this approach:

First, create a Variable in UiPath Apps.
Next, bind the Textbox Value property to this variable. This allows the value entered by the user to be stored in the variable.

Finally, when configuring the Process trigger / Start Job, map this variable to the required process input argument.

Thank you, I’ll try it out!!

@shinnosuke-ikeda

Welcome to the community

binding option was there in legacy apps, in the new version of it you can use page.control.value = "any value you want to update" liek this to link or update the data field

cheers

"Thank you for your answer the other day.

I understand that I need to define a variable and put a value into it.
Finally should I put that value in the ‘Require’ field?"
There were so many fields that I got confused.

Hi,

In this case No need to put any value in the ‘Require’ field",

Create a Variable in UiPath Apps
Example: v_CustomerId (Text)

Textbox → Events → Value changed

Add an Edit rule

Action: Set value
Target: v_CustomerId
Value: CurrentItem.Value (Textbox value)

Process trigger / Start Job
Map v_CustomerId to the process In argument

Thanks,

Hi @shinnosuke-ikeda

No the Required field is only for validation true or false The textbox value should be bound directly to the process input argument using the Value property.

For Reference
You can Pass textbox value to the process and make the field mandatory.
You can Go to Testbox- General
Bind the value directly to Process argument
In value you can select fx
Create the argument in_CustomerId - so it will send the value to process
And in the same text box field make required value as True
Then you can Start the job or trigger the process

Hope this will help and let me know if you have any doubts

Thanks

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