Since the process you're executing needs to be dynamic, you'll likely need to launch the process via code. That could be done in one of two ways:

Option 1, have a button that shows when a row is selected. See https://customerfx.com/article/responding-to-a-row-selected-event-in-a-creatio-freedom-ui-list/

Option 2, use the list's row actions menu and add an item to run the process there. See https://customerfx.com/article/adding-row-action-menu-items-to-a-creatio-freedom-ui-list/

As for actually starting the process via code, see here: https://customerfx.com/article/starting-a-process-from-client-side-code-on-a-creatio-freedom-ui-page/

Ryan

Hi, 

Thank you for the resources. Just a clarification, for the handler:
    {
                request: "cfx.someBusinessProcess",
                handler: async (request, next) => {
                    const id = request.recordId;
                    const bpm = request.bpmId;

                    const handlerChain = sdk.HandlerChainService.instance;
                    const result = await handlerChain.process({
                        type: "crt.RunBusinessProcessRequest",
                        processName: "request.bpmId",
                        processParameters:{
                            recordId: await request.$context.Id
                        },
                        $context: request.$context
                    });
                    if (result.success){
                        Terrasoft.showInformation("SUCCESS!!!!");
                    }
                    return next?.handle(request);
                }
can i just use request.bpmId, where bpm.Id is:

"params": {
                            "itemsAttributeName": "GridDetail_bp2nlc5",
                            "recordId": "$GridDetail_bp2nlc5.GridDetail_bp2nlc5DS_Id",
                            "bpmID": "$GridDetail_bp2nlc5.GridDetail_bp2nlc5DS_UsrBPMLookup"

First of all, I assume that request.$context.Id you're wanting the Id of the parent record (the record that the list is for). Correct? (not the id of the row in the list)

If you're using option 1 (a button) then you'd need to use request.$context.ContactsList_ActiveRow to get the Id of the selected row. You can't use params to pass values from the list to the handler since the list isn't firing the request, the button is. Then, using that Id you could read that record using a model query - see https://customerfx.com/article/retrieving-a-record-via-the-model-class-equivalent-to-entityschemaquery-in-a-creatio-freedom-ui-page/ (it's likely possible to get the other values from the row's data source, but I've not tried)

If you're using option 2 (row action menu), then the request is firing from the list and you can use params to pass in the values to the handler, including the Id and the process.

Ryan

Hi, 

Im using option 2 where Im adding a menu item. Im passing my parameters for the id of the row selected and trying to read the value in the BPM column, which is a lookup. 

"params": {
                            "itemsAttributeName": "GridDetail_bp2nlc5",
                            "recordId": "$GridDetail_bp2nlc5.GridDetail_bp2nlc5DS_Id",
                            "bpmID": "$GridDetail_bp2nlc5.GridDetail_bp2nlc5DS_UsrBPMLookup"

The record ID seems to be reading fine but i cant seem to get the BPM lookup entry. It says that no bpm found. Im not sure what the issue is if you could help me out with that. 

Thanks

Anjali,

Are you getting the param correctly from the list? If not, make sure the attribute name is correct and matches the attribute as defined in the viewModelConfigDiff.

Creatio does have this, or at least it can work like this. If you're using organizational roles, each organizational role can have a management role. The management role inherits the permissions of the users in the organizational role. Meaning, if you create an org role called "sales" and then add an management role for the sales org role, the people in the management role inherit the permissions of the users in the org role. See https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/setup-and-administration/administration/user-and-access-management/user-management/organizational-roles#title-2266-2

Note, this often means you also need to setup object/record permissions for things based on these roles as well, instead of by users (so the permissions can be inherited by the managers of the role). For example, you could add record access permissions that if anyone in "sales" creates a record, that edit permissions is given to anyone in the "sales managers role".

Ryan

Hello,

Please reattach your screenshot since its corrupted and cannot be reviewed. In general please make sure your package where the element is developed is not the assembly package and that the product that you are working in is of marketing build (like sales-enterprise-marketing-service-enterprise).

The data source name is [MultiSelectName]_List_Items_DS

So for a multiselect named "MultiSelect_iumwf1c", the data source name is "MultiSelect_iumwf1c_List_Items_DS"

BTW, the best way to find this out is to add a request handler for "crt.LoadDataRequest" and output to console if request.dataSourceName.includes("MyControlName")

Ryan

thanks but I need to refresh values selected on control not List of Available lookup values

Tomasz Sobkowicz,

I see. It looks like that control works in the same way that the classic multi-select and performs individual inserts/deletes on save rather than bind to a data source. I've not tried to find it in the minified source to see if there's some other request to cause it to reload.

Ryan