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I correct the issue by writing the steps manually and correcting the If else statement. If this issue occurs in any 1 workflow then it gives the same error for all workflows while publishing. It occurs mostly because of use of approval process in workflows.
If the error message indicates that the user does not have access to the site, then the authentication was successful and the authorization failed. To troubleshoot authorization, try the following solutions:
Why is SharePoint not showing up in my designer?
So SharePoint will not be available for some minutes. If a column has changed in SharePoint while Designer was opened, Designer may need a quick refresh. This can be achieved by either restarting Designer, or by clicking the data refresh icon at the top left corner of the window.
Rather than using a SharePoint 2010 workflow for these kinds of things, use a 2013 workflow if your programming allows for it. I had a workflow that sent out the same email depending on which department selected was in the list.
Why is my activity not found in Android Studio?
If you don’t see pathtosdk/android-##/android.jar listed in the classpath, this could be your solution. As addition, if all solutions you have tried getting no result, in my case, make sure your activity already defined on AndroidManifest.xml.
Why is there a need to solve ” cannot resolve symbol’appcompatactivity “?
Why There is a Need To Solve “Cannot resolve symbol ‘AppCompatActivity’”? When you rename the application package name this error pops up. The import statement turns gray and says there’s no package for support.v7.app.
Can you use getactivity ( ) in an activity?
It has been clearly pointed out that you cannot use the getActivity () method in an activity. Well, other alternatives apart from the this keyword could be; Get App-level context : getApplicationContext () this method returns the activity that houses the entire life cycle of the application.