Me and my team are facing a huge hassle trying to work with git on creatio, a lot of conflicts and compilation issues due to 2 or more developers pushing changes in the same package, that cost us some work to be redone as we had to reset our git repo to the last commit that didn't have issues.

Is there a way that makes working with git easier? tried to use T.I.D.E. but sadly it's not very clear how it works.

Hi Everyone,

Is there any way to reduce white spacing between fields and make their width as per the content. 

Any suggestions are more than welcome.

Hi.

I just wanna ask is there anyway to retract the state of the page after making a change via setting back the value to oldValue and making sure that HasUnsavedData is false so that Save and Cancel will remain hidden?

So far under crt.HandleViewModelAttributeChangeRequest, I've tried setting the value of 
HasUnsavedData to false, but did not work.

Hi everyone,

I am working on a Creatio Freedom UI page (8.3.x) where I have a DataGrid displaying records related to the current record. I need to provide users with a custom filter button that applies an additional filter to the grid programmatically.

Requirement

I have a lookup field, let's call it "Category", on the records displayed in the grid.

The requirement is:

• The grid already has the standard Freedom UI filters / Quick Filters.
• I want to add a custom button outside the grid.
• When the user clicks the button, I want to apply a specific Category value to the grid.
• The value may come dynamically from another field/page parameter, although for testing I am currently using a hardcoded GUID.
• The custom filter should work together with the existing grid filters, rather than replacing them.
• The grid should refresh automatically after applying the filter.

I created a custom request handler for the button:

{
   request: "ApplyGridFiltersRequest",

   handler: async (request, next) => {

       const categoryId =
           "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx";

       console.log("Category:", categoryId);

       await request.$context.executeRequest({
           type: "crt.LoadDataRequest",
           $context: request.$context,
           dataSourceName: "MyGridDataSource"
       });

       return await next?.handle(request);
   }
}

This successfully triggers the grid reload.

I can also confirm that the crt.LoadDataRequest is being triggered and that the custom value is available.

However, I haven't found the correct way to inject the filter into the grid's existing filter collection.

• Apply a filter programmatically to a specific DataGrid datasource?
• Preserve the filters already applied by the user?
• Add my custom filter as an additional condition?
• Trigger the grid reload after applying it?
• Ideally remove/change the custom filter later without affecting the user's other filters?

Is there a supported request/API for manipulating the DataGrid's filter collection, or is the recommended approach to use a ViewModel attribute/page parameter bound to the grid filter?

I would prefer a supported Freedom UI approach rather than directly manipulating the DOM or relying on internal/private APIs.

Any examples using crt.*Request handlers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!