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Hey everyone,

We're excited to announce a new addition to our regular training lineup - Creatio Marketing Functionality Training, kicking off on April 7th!

This course covers all Marketing features up to version 8.3.3 and runs in a hybrid format: self-paced video modules combined with live Q&A sessions from April 7–10.

Whether you're looking to sharpen your own skills or upskill your team, this is a great opportunity to get hands-on with Creatio's marketing capabilities.

Enrol here: Creatio Marketing Functionality Training

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I need to create a multi value field based on lookup.

The only solution I found is https://customerfx.com/tool/multi-select-text-field/
But it seems to work only with classic UI.

Is there a solution with Freedom UI ?

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Hi Olivier,

If I understand your requirement correctly, this should be straightforward. You just need to create a object which can store the two lookup values you want to connect.

Example: To save multiple Industries for an Account, create an object called "Industries in Account" (inheriting from BaseEntity) with two lookup columns: "Account" and "Industry".

Then, set up the Multiselect Lookup component on your Account edit page via the No-Code Designer:

• Lookup: "Industry"
• Multiselect Value Storage: "Industries in Account"
• Apply filter by page data: Account.Id = IndustriesInAccount.Account

Optionally, you can add a static filter to pre-filter the available Industry values, or set the "Required" attribute to ensure at least one Industry must always selected before saving.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Best,
David

Hi Olivier,

If I understand your requirement correctly, this should be straightforward. You just need to create a object which can store the two lookup values you want to connect.

Example: To save multiple Industries for an Account, create an object called "Industries in Account" (inheriting from BaseEntity) with two lookup columns: "Account" and "Industry".

Then, set up the Multiselect Lookup component on your Account edit page via the No-Code Designer:

• Lookup: "Industry"
• Multiselect Value Storage: "Industries in Account"
• Apply filter by page data: Account.Id = IndustriesInAccount.Account

Optionally, you can add a static filter to pre-filter the available Industry values, or set the "Required" attribute to ensure at least one Industry must always selected before saving.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Best,
David

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Lookup field not saving after package dependency changesLookup field not saving after package dependency changes

Hello Community Team,

I hope you are doing well.

I am experiencing an issue with a lookup column (BANCliente) that I set via Script Task using:

 

entity.SetColumnValue("BANClienteId", recordId);
entity.Save(false);

 

This was working correctly before, but after recent changes involving package dependencies and object structure updates, the value is no longer being saved in the database (it remains empty after save).

Could you please advise what might cause this behavior?
Is it possible that the column is no longer properly synced with the database or affected by the package changes?

Thank you in advance for your help.

 

 

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I’d like to share a custom Angular component I developed for Creatio that allows rendering images directly from Base64-encoded strings.

This component is especially useful in scenarios where images are stored or transmitted as Base64 (for example, through APIs, document services, or external integrations), and need to be displayed seamlessly within the UI without additional processing.

🔹 Key features:

  • Accepts Base64 strings as input
  • Dynamically renders images in the UI
  • Lightweight and easy to integrate into existing pages
  • Helps avoid file handling or temporary storage

This approach has proven useful to simplify image handling and streamline UI integrations in different use cases.

Happy to share more details or implementation insights if anyone is working on something similar!

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I am currently working on Day 8 of the Hybrid Training: Creatio Administration and Configuration, specifically on the step “Working with Processes in Creatio – Feedback Process .

However, I encountered an issue when trying to configure the Feedback Mini Page element in the business process.

Issue:
I am unable to add the Score parameter to the Feedback Mini Page element.

Actions Taken:

  • I created a new Lookup for the Score parameter label.
  • I attempted to add the parameter to the Feedback Mini Page element in the business process.

Despite these steps, the Score parameter element does not appear in the Feedback Mini Page element, so I cannot proceed with the configuration as instructed in the training.

Could you please advise on how to resolve this issue? Your guidance would be greatly appreciated so I can continue with the next steps of the training.

Thank you for your support

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