Hello,

Based on the error on startup (“Library e_sqlite3 not found” / Win32Exception: “The specified module could not be found”), the issue is most commonly related to missing or incompatible prerequisites on the workstation, or a damaged/incomplete deployment package where the required native runtime libraries were not copied correctly. Please verify that the machine has all required system components installed (including the .NET 8 SDK and .NET Framework 4.7.2 Developer Pack/SDK as per the prerequisites), and also ensure that the application is running in the correct bitness (x64) so native dependencies can be loaded. In parallel, please re-check the deployment archive integrity (re-download/re-pack if needed) and confirm that the extracted folder contains the required runtime/native files (e.g., the runtimes\win-x64\native\e_sqlite3.dll path under the web application) and that the archive extraction completed without errors.

You can find the full list of required system components in the documentation here.

Hello.

Please note that the Live Update mechanism is triggered only when the author of the changes is the current user. This means that if a user modifies data, the update notification is sent only to that user’s active session. Other users will not receive an automatic update for those changes. This limitation is intentional and is designed to minimize additional resource consumption, especially on high-load environments.

There are plans to extend this functionality to support updates for all users; however, due to the complexity of such an implementation, it is not expected in the near future.

Additionally, at the moment, the Live Update feature supports automatic refresh only for record creation and record updates. Record deletion, including deletions performed via business processes, is not currently supported. Therefore, when records are deleted, the list page does not refresh automatically, and users need to manually refresh the page to see the updated data.

Best regards,
Antonii.

You can see an article on that topic here: https://customerfx.com/article/adding-row-action-menu-items-to-a-creatio-freedom-ui-list/

Basically, you can't just remove the copy only. Instead, you need to replace the entire rowToolbarItems property for the List with a new array of items, adding back in the Open and Delete and exclude the Copy. 

To remove just the copy, you'd add this to the List (in the values part):

{
    "operation": "merge",
    "name": "ProductsList",
    "values": {
        "rowToolbarItems": [
            // default open action
            {
                type: "crt.MenuItem",
                caption: "DataGrid.RowToolbar.Open",
                icon: "edit-row-action",
                disabled: "$ProductsList.PrimaryModelMode | crt.IsEqual : 'create'",
                clicked: {
                    request: "crt.UpdateRecordRequest",
                    params: {
                        "itemsAttributeName": "ProductsList",
                        "recordId": "$ProductsList.ProductsListDS_Id",
                    }
                }
            },
            // default delete action
            {
                type: "crt.MenuItem",
                caption: "DataGrid.RowToolbar.Delete",
                icon: "delete-row-action",
                clicked: {
                    request: "crt.DeleteRecordRequest",
                    params: {
                        "itemsAttributeName": "ProductsList",
                        "recordId": "$ProductsList.ProductsListDS_Id",
                    }
                }
            }
        ]
    }
}

Ryan

Hello, you can add a property "readonly": true for a specific column in your page source code. With this inline editing will still work for other columns.

{
	"id": "51005482-f2ec-6c7f-ebda-af341428b8d9",
	"code": "ProductsListDS_Quantity",
	"path": "Quantity",
	"caption": "#ResourceString(ProductsListDS_Quantity)#",
	"dataValueType": 33,
	"width": 114,
	"readonly": true
}

Hubert Pacia,

Hi Hubert,

Thank you for your response.

I have tried adding "readonly": true in the column configuration inside the DataGrid (as you suggested). However, it is still allowing inline editing for that column.

Here is what I have currently in my page source code:

{
    "id": "042e9406-096b-6133-2a3e-36330535a278",
    "code": "DataGrid_5pkutnDS_UsrSalesStatus",
    "caption": "#ResourceString(DataGrid_5pkutnDS_UsrSalesStatus)#",
    "dataValueType": 10,
    "readonly": true
}

The field is correctly read-only on the modal page, but when I enable inline editing in the editable list on the Case page, the column is still editable.

Is there anything additional that needs to be configured for inline editing mode specifically in Freedom UI (8.x)?

Thank you for your guidance.

Please try reseting to default list settings from UI if changes are not displayed immediately.