hi jedi, 

your #form hash variable is missing the '#' in front of it. it should be #form.useraccount.field13#

hi Kuhan, yeah i already fixed that, my concern is the "Name of Staff" output. the output is different. how can i fix that?

jedi, you may want to re-check your procedure to ensure you're passing the right parameters. based on your output, i think you're passing in the form's id.

what should i do to fix this?

i suggest you use the hash variable #performer.runProcess.firstName# to display a more accurate output. else, try to study your procedure properly and check where the data is grabbed from in your database to produce the output and amend accordingly

i cant use the performer because the "name of staff" field is from a datalist. it is not the performer of the form.

Try to use nested hash variable Hash Variable#NestedHashVariable

#form.staffTable.staffName[{form.existingHashVariable}]#

Hi Jedi, 

The form hash variable is only able to retrieve the value stored to the form data table. In your case, if the value of "Name of Staff" field is an username, then it will show you username in stead of the full name.

There are few way you can made it to appear as a full name in stead of username.

Method 1: using User Hash Variable with nested hash variable.

#user.{form.useraccount.field13}.firstName# #user{form.useraccount.field13}.lastName#

Method 2: if the name is not from user table and you need to code to retrieve the value, you may need to check the free Bean Shell Hash Variable in the marketplace which allow you to using bean shell script to return value.

Best regards.