Hi,

You can add replacing module to the schema BaseDataView and call your business-process in the method exportToExcel.

 define("BaseDataView", [], function() {
	return {
		messages: {},
		mixins: {},
		methods: {
			exportToExcel: function() {
				this.callParent(arguments);
 				console.log("Test!!!!");
			}
		},
		diff: /**SCHEMA_DIFF*/[]/**SCHEMA_DIFF*/
	};
});

Example of how to run a process you can find here.

Dmytro Vovchenko,

Thank you Dmytro! 

I already tried this. But the problem is that if the user does not have the Export Permission, this function still executes and the process runs to notify the admin that the user exported when in reality he could not. 

I saw the exportToExcelFile() in Data Utilities where the actual service ReportService is getting called. Will probably need to add the process call there to ensure the process is called only when the file is downloaded. But I'm not sure how to replace that module. I am unable to find that in the parent list in Replacing View Model. Please provide your insights. 

Regards,

Nirupama Mohan Latha,

hello! You can add your own operation permission check using the RightUtilities module and the checkCanExecuteOperations method inside the replaced exportToExcel method and trigger or not trigger the process as a result of this check.

Oleg Drobina,

Thank you Oleg! I can try that but will it also work when trying to export from Detail grids? When I tested I did not see this function getting executed. Let me know if I'm missing something.

I was able to achieve this with the help of 2 static folders (enroll and disenroll) specific for each campaign. I then added filtering condition to each conditional flow element to see if the contact is present in disenroll folder. (if yes, the contact will not proceed through the campaign). When the contact needs to be enrolled back, it is removed from the disenroll folder. Hence, the contact will proceed through the campaign as the filter condition is no longer met.

Hello,



According to OOB logic, you cannot start a business process based on the SysProcessLog table. But there is a very simple workaround. You can create a view based on the SysProcessLog table and add this newly created object into your business process as a starting signal. Also, you can add different conditions for the records that can be added to your view so having it done you can manage the list of processes that will be added into your view.

You can find a way how to add a view on our Community.

Best regards,

Bogdan

Thanks, Bogdan! 

Hello,

The macros take the actual value in the database. If you have 10,000,000.00 on UI, in the db you will have 10000000.00. That's why macro value has no separators. Currently it is not possible to add comma separators in macros. We have active task in our backlog to implement this logic for macros as well, but it will be available in future application versions.

Regards,

Dean

dean parrett,

Has there been a release to fix this issue?

As far as I can see it has not changed.

Kieron Moran,

We have checked this and this functionality has not been implemented yet. 

Mira Dmitruk,

Do you know when it will be implemented? The original question was asked 2.5 years ago.

Kieron Moran,

Hello,

Unfortunately, we do not have an exact ETA at the moment.

Once it is implemented, it will be mentioned in the Release Notes at https://academy.creatio.com/docs/release

Best regards,

Yuliya

Hello Iuliia,

You can also use the following code in your source code to call your process from it:

var manager = UserConnection.ProcessSchemaManager;
var processSchema = manager.GetInstanceByName("UsrProcess_bf15ef4");
var process = processSchema.CreateProcess(UserConnection);
process.Execute(UserConnection);

So in case your code completed its execution you can call the process using the code above and continue your business logic execution.

Best regards,

Oscar

Oscar Dylan,

thanks for this suggestion, but there is a complication. This particula process is set up on the table as this:

So I actually fo not kno the name of it. Is it still possible to start it the way that you suggested

Thanks in advance!

Iuliia Diakiv,

Event processes on objects also have their codes, please see the example:

So you can try using this name.

Best regards,

Oscar

 Hello,

Could you please post your topic here: https://community.terrasoft.ua?

I believe you will receive the answer much faster.

Thank you!

Best regards,

Bogdan S.

Hello,

Please contact Creatio support directly (via email support@creatio.com) to check this issue. It will be easier to help you this way!

Best regards,

Angela

Best route is likely to create a custom macro for the printable, you could pass it the DOB and it would return the age. See an example here: https://customerfx.com/article/creating-custom-macros-to-format-values-…

Ryan

I have a method outlined here, but it's a bit hacky https://customerfx.com/article/changing-the-allowed-time-selections-on-…

This method basically just hides values using CSS. You could use that same approach to just hide all the time values before 7am and after 7pm.

Ryan