Hi have set up creatio with https using iis. I followed creatio academy's general deployment procedure and also the https documentation creatio provides. Sometimes the creatio site works just fine, i can browse to it and use it, but hours later it will suddenly stop working. When i go to the site I get this error. there are no errors in the console, event viewer or any logs that i cant see.it just randomly cant be reached sometimes.
Hello, I get this error on a sales lead module i created, i had only added a field and when i saved this error came up and all imported data seems to be gone
The maximum number of records that can be exported at once is 20,000. If you need to export more than 20,000 records, you must split and export the data separately. We also recommend performing these exports during the site's technical window, as exporting large volumes during business hours may slow down the site.
Hi, adding Edit access to a specific column for All Employees role is not saving. Use Case: for the Invoice object, All Employees have Read access only (Operation Permission). For one field ("Field X"), wish to give Edit access to All Employees. In attempting to set the Column Permission using "Permit reading and editing" for Field X, the permission can be added and applied, but on save and returning to the Invoice security settings, this column permission no longer appears. Say there are 50 fields on Invoice, the edit access is specific to one field (the rest are all read only). We want to add this edit access as an exception (1 column setting)..rather than individually set column access for all 50 fields. It seems the Operation Permission for the role is overriding any further column permission to add additional access rights for that Role for the specific field. Any suggestions or insights welcome...thanks.
Unfortunately, if the "Edit" operation permission is disabled for an object, it's not possible to configure "Edit" permissions for individual columns.
The only solution is to enable the "Edit" operation permission for the object, and then disable the "Edit" permission for each specific column that should not be accessible for editing.
Unfortunately, if the "Edit" operation permission is disabled for an object, it's not possible to configure "Edit" permissions for individual columns.
The only solution is to enable the "Edit" operation permission for the object, and then disable the "Edit" permission for each specific column that should not be accessible for editing.
Wow, thanks. I was hoping that was not the case, but understand the logic. So column permissions are not additive, rather provide further restrictions.
Unfortunately this would mean a lot of work for an object with 20-50-100+ fields to add an entry in column permissions for each field.
I created a new user and added sections for this user in a separate workspace. I added lookups section; but the user is getting following error "Insufficient rights to go to this section. Contact your system administrator." for lookups section, can you confirm how can the user access the lookups section?
