The community member is asking if there is a way to dynamically jump to another block and pass a variable with the block ID to the jump logic block. Another community member suggests it might be easier to create and manage variables with different names that hold block IDs rather than manually selecting which group/block to jump to.
The original poster explains that they have a problem where they perform regex validation on a text input, and if the validation fails, they want to jump to an error-counting routine with an associated message. However, when they jump to a block, they can't return to the block that called it. They would like to make this part of their flow reusable.
Another community member agrees that being able to jump back to the initial blocks group after a "generic" blocks group is executed would be useful.
Hello Joao, I'm curious about the use cases of such a feature Would you find it easier to create and manage variables with different names that hold blocks ID rather than selecting which group/block it should jump to manually?
Hello, The problem I have is as follows: in a certain part of the flow, I perform regex validation on a text input. If this validation fails, I want to jump to an error-counting routine with an associated message. However, when I jump to a block, I can't return to the block that called it. Since I want to do this in multiple parts of my flow, it would be great if I could make this part of my flow reusable.
Aah that makes sense! Indeed, being able to jump back to the initial blocks group after a "generic" blocks group is executed would be useful Thanks for explaining further
