Время создания
Filters
Saving_Dashboard_Screenshot_via_Scheduled_Process
Service_Creatio
8.0

Hello Team,

Is it possible to capture and save a Dashboard screenshot using a business process in Creatio?

Our requirement is to configure a scheduled process that runs daily and saves the dashboard snapshot (preferably as an image or PDF). The saved file should ideally be stored in Creatio or sent via email automatically.

Thank you in advance for your guidance.

Best regards,
Nikita


 

Like 0

Like

0 comments
Show all comments

How can I host the html page inside creatio?

Like 0

Like

3 comments

Hello,

Could you please describe your business task in more detail? Is it about web forms or other integration?

I have created a custom unsubscribe HTML page to allow end users to manage their subscriptions based on the bulk email type. I want to host this page within Creatio itself rather than on an external server or website.

I hope my use case is clear.

You can use a configuration service to return the HTML as a GET request and the browser will load it like any page. I typically create an object to store the HTML pages in the database so they're easily editable, and the service just reads the HTML from the database and returns it. See https://customerfx.com/article/returning-an-html-page-from-a-creatio-configuration-service/

Ryan

Show all comments

Is there any way to set calculated value in the newly added row in the list with inline editing?

In classic ui we had initEntity function that allowed us to do any custom logic with values in editable detail. Is there Freedom UI analog?

Like 0

Like

1 comments

Greetings,

You can implement the required logic using either business processes or business rules.

With a business process, the value of the calculated field is applied when the record is saved (after the other fields, which are part of the formula, are saved). More details: https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/bpm-tools/bu…

With business rules, the calculated field value is updated in real time. More details: https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/customizatio…

Unfortunately, Classic UI components are not compatible with Freedom UI, so the Classic UI approach cannot be reused in Freedom UI.

Also, the following article might be helpful for you: https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…

Please let us know if you have other questions.

Thank you for reaching out!

 

Show all comments
Service_Creatio
service
Email
8.0

Hello community,

How can this be achieved?

We have activated the Service module. When an email arrives in a specific mailbox, a Case is created automatically. This email serves as the parent activity for the created Case. Inside the Case, we have a button whose purpose is to trigger a business process.

Is it possible that, when this button is clicked, the email (parent activity) of the Case is forwarded to a specific email address? If so, how can this be achieved?

 

Sasor

Like 0

Like

0 comments
Show all comments
Freedom_UI:_PageParameters_not_auto-mapped_when_opening_a_modal_from_another_modal_?

In Freedom UI, when opening a modal page from another modal page, I’m observing the following behavior:

  • pageParameters are not auto-mapped into the target page’s ViewModel
  • <strong>HandleViewModelLoadRequest</strong> is not triggered at all
  • Because of this, the passed parameters are not accessible in the target modal

However:

  • The same page works correctly when opened from a section or main page
  • In that case, pageParameters are available and HandleViewModelLoadRequest is triggered as expected

My questions:

  1. Is this behavior expected / by design for modal → modal navigation in Freedom UI?
  2. Does modal → modal navigation follow a different ViewModel lifecycle?
  3. What is the recommended way to pass and initialize parameters in nested modals?
  4. Is manually reading from request.$context the only supported approach here?

Any clarification or best-practice guidance would be very helpful.
Thanks in advance

Like 1

Like

0 comments
Show all comments