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

Hi,

Is there any business process configured for calculation of response and resolution time of a case?

Regards,

Sakshi

Is it possible to use a business rule or some other tool to have alternative names for sections based upon user type or user role?

Example:  If User 1 logs in they see the section Leads, but if User 2 logs in they see the same section but with a different name?

Reasoning:

In public sector different departments depending on their role may want to use the lead object for different reasons.  IN the world of Economic development they may call it leads, but in the grants space they would call it funding considerations.  They both would have different DCMs but we are trying to not duplicate the lead object. just use it in two different ways.

Hello Community,

        I am developing a custom Angular component to be used in a Creatio instance. As shown in the screenshot, it directly prompts for “Open source code.” Instead, I want to pass inputs to the component in the same way standard components handle input parameters.

Currently, in the Angular code, the input is being passed as shown below:

@Input()
@CrtInput()
url: string = "";
 

Questions:

1. What other approaches are available for passing input parameters to custom Angular components?
2. Also, which JavaScript library would you recommend for working with fillable PDFs?

Regards,
Ajay Kuthe
(Creatio Developer)

I have already created Organizational Roles and Functional Roles, and mapped them to multiple users.

Now I need to move this configuration to another sandbox environment.

My questions are:

1. Is there a way to export Org Roles, Func Roles, and user mappings (include password, org role, and functional role together?
2. Can the user–role mappings be directly imported into another sandbox, or do they need to be reconfigured manually?

I would appreciate any insights or best practices from anyone who has done this before. Thank you.