Block Commands

Various types of blocks can be added to wizards to prevent end user actions on the target application while the wizard is running. For a more detailed explanation of different types of blocks and how to use them, see the Blocks section of the Nintex Studio User Guide.

If the end user tries to execute an action that has been blocked (such as a mouse click on a particular button), the wizard first stores the blocked action and then proceeds according to the logic you have defined.

You can use the following Advanced Commands to either allow or deny the stored blocked action, complete the logical flow, and achieve the desired result:

Command	Description
Allow Last Stored Action	Instruct the wizard to send the last blocked action to the active application.
Deny Last Stored Action	Instruct the wizard NOT to send the last blocked action to the active application.
Remove All Blocks	Instruct the wizard to cancel all blocks currently in effect.