Hi Akshit,

Have you tried implementing the logic similar to the one described in this Academy article? What was the result?

Best regards,

Oscar

Hi Akshit,

Righ-click on the field and choose the "Inspect" option:

Once done you will see the page HTML:

In your case you need to choose the element name (marked with the arrow as an example of the https://customerfx.com/article/adding-custom-css-style-sheets-in-bpmonline/ article).

As for your second question - use the font-weight attribute. As a result you should get something like this:

#OpportunityPageV2AmountFloatEdit-el{
	background-color: red;
	font-weight: bold
}

and the result is:

Best regards,

Oscar

Hello Gareth, 

Thank you for your comments, we have tried to re-create the issue from our side and noticed that few more correction should be applied to the instruction even in previous steps of the article.

We are currently working on correcting the mentioned article, once done it will be available again and no issues should occur while following the instruction.

Thank you for understanding and helping us to make our application better.

Best regards,

Anastasiia

Hello Stefano,



In order to fix the issue, you should back the column's original name.



We don't recommend renaming columns in objects (Code columns) with the Usr prefix, for example, UsrTestColumn. 

But you can change the title.

 

Best regards,

Bogdan

Hi Bogdan,

I solved the issue, using "Generate all schemas" and after that I compiled all

For reference and for anyone else who travels along this road, at this point in the tutorial the 'Classes' table has been for some reason renamed 'Group sections'.  To make the code work requires the parameter 'rootSchemaName' of the 'EntitySchemaQuery' to be changed:

var esqPeriodicity = this.Ext.create("Terrasoft.EntitySchemaQuery", {
    rootSchemaName: "UsrClass"
});

The column setup of the 'Group training' detail also needs to be amended from 'Group section' to 'Class'.

Dear Gareth,

Thank you for your question!

The schema which is mentioned on Step 3 is generated by the wizard on Step 1. The name can differ a little as it's generated automatically. We are sorry it's not mentioned in the article and will add this information shortly.

Kind regards,

Anastasiia

Hello Luca,

As stated in the Academy article here: 

• It is not possible to implement object business logic via event sub-processes in the Object Designer. Use EntityEventListener to work with the event model. The EntityEventListener event set does not entirely match the event model in Creatio IDE. Learn more about the Entity event layer: Objects business logic.

And enabling the event on the object is needed for the sub-process in the object designer only. Please use the EntityEventListener instead.

Best regards,

Oscar

Hi Oscar,

I actually enabled the event on the object just to use it (as you said) in the sub-process in the object designer, but the customizations that I made there didn't work in an assembly package,  instead worked in a simple one.

Let me know if I have made myself clear or if you need other explanations.



Thank you.

Best regards,



Luca

Luca Tavasanis,

Hi,

As you said, you've enabled the event on the object to use in the sub-process in this object and did it in the assembly package. As stated on the Academy - it's impossible to use sub-processes on the object in the assembly package (and as a result the source code for the object won't be updated in case you are designing this sub-process in the assembly package). Can you please clarify what exactly is expected here?

Best regards,

Oscar

Hi Oscar,

sorry but I didn't understand that you were talking about the assembly package, my fault.

I will try the solution that you suggested with the EntityEventListener.

Thank you for your help!

Best regards,

Luca

Hello Petrika,

Calling this.reloadGridData() is the proper function to use to refresh the detail grid from within the detail schema itself. However, you do need to call after the process completes. 

I have an article here that shows how to use a callback when executing a process: https://customerfx.com/article/programmatically-starting-a-process-from…

If you put the call to reloadGridData inside the callback then it will refresh  when the process has completed.

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Hello Ryan,

Firstly thanks for the quick reply, your posts are very useful, each time i have a developing problem in creatio.

In this case i saw the post before. I have try it. When I use the callback like the article the page only reloads and never stops, thats why i thought of another callback syntax.

Ryan Farley,

To be more specific

I have created this button Generate on the Main Page(parent). When this button is clicked , it calls a bussines Process, which on the other hand executes a Stored Procedure(populates dhe datagrid of the details).

onGeneratePrecalButtonClick: function()
			{
var currentRecordId = this.get("Id");
		var args = {                                                                  
		sysProcessName: "FZProcess_dc5a9de",
			parameters: {
				RecordId: currentRecordId,
				Amount: this.$FZAmount,
				Interes: this.$FZInteres,
				StartPaymentDate: this.$FZStartPaymentDate,
				Tenor: this.$FZTenor		
					}
				};
              ProcessModuleUtilities.executeProcess(args);  
}

When the Business Process finishes, i want to reload the grid data of the Details, so that I dont have to press the green Button below

How can this be done ?

Petrika,

Hello,

There are two possible ways:

1) Call this method after the executeProcess method call:

this.updateDetail({
 
                        detail: "DetailNameHere"
 
                    });

2) At the end of your business process execution you need to send some message using MsgChannelUtilities class and PostMessageToAll method, create a replacing ClientMessageBridge, add your message there, add the message to the page where the detail is located, subscribe to the message and specify a handler for the received message (a simple example is here). Once the message is received the handler should call the same updateDetail method as above.

Best regards.

Oscar

Petrika,

In your case the button appears to be a part of the page schema, not a part of the detail schema. For you to refresh the detail you'd need to use:

this.updateDetail({ detail: "NameOfDetail" });

You can find the "NameOfDetail" value to use by looking at the details section of the page code for your detail (it's not the name of the detail schema, but the name or Id it gave it when it added it to the page). The reloadGridData function only works from within the detail schema code itself. 

Thanks very much Oscar and Ryan ! Your help was great.

Hello Kevin,

Thank you for your question!

Unfortunately, the list view and export are not available in the new UI for "Connected to" diagram. We've already registered this idea in our R&D team backlog for consideration and implementation in future application releases. As an option, it's possible to disable the new UI for "Connected to" diagram and get back to the old one. However, the data inserted in the new UI will be lost while getting back to an old UI, same if you decide later to change the UI to the new one, changes applied in the old one - will not be saved. If you want this to be done, please reach out to us at support@creatio.com and we will disable UseRelationshipDesigner feature for you.

Kind regards,

Anastasiia

Hello, 

Thank you for your question. 

In order to get the wanted filter please choose the correct column called "Parent account". 

Please refer to the screenshot below: 

Thank you, 

Artem. 

Artem,

Hi Artem,

the parent account field does not work correctly with the new "Relation connection" table used for describe the account hierarchy,

Hello Stefano,

Sadly, filtering will not work in this case.

It is due to the fact that the "connected to" diagram was created to be universal, it does not have any proper connections to the other objects in the system. Thus, it can't be used for filtering records in objects.

Theoretically, you can create a view table in your system where needed columns from separate objects can be added and use it in the section's filter but we don't have any examples of such implementations.

We have already created a request for our R&D team to create such functionality.

Thank you,

Artem.

Hi,

I solved the problem.

I've created a view table, here my postgres script view

 

DROP VIEW
 
IF EXISTS "UsrAccountParentView";
    CREATE
        OR REPLACE VIEW "UsrAccountParentView" AS
 
SELECT uuid_generate_v4() AS "Id"
    , reA."RecordId" AS "UsrAccountParentId"
    , reB."RecordId" AS "UsrAccountChildId"
    , rc."RelationTypeId" as "UsrRelationTypeId"
    , '410006e1-ca4e-4502-a9ec-e54d922d2c00'::uuid AS "CreatedById"
    , timezone('utc', now()) AS "CreatedOn"
    , '410006e1-ca4e-4502-a9ec-e54d922d2c00'::uuid AS "ModifiedById"
    , timezone('utc', now()) AS "ModifiedOn"
FROM "RelationshipEntity" reA
JOIN "RelationshipConnection" rc
    ON reA."Id" = rc."RelationshipEntityAId"
        AND reA."SchemaUId" = '25d7c1ab-1de0-4501-b402-02e0e5a72d6e'
JOIN "RelationshipEntity" reB
    ON reB."Id" = rc."RelationshipEntityBId"
        AND reB."SchemaUId" = '25d7c1ab-1de0-4501-b402-02e0e5a72d6e'

Not sure if it's possible since setStyle only receives some value as an argument and is being executed when the button is initialized.

In your case I would recommend to add this code to the click handler:

var buttonElementToModify = document.getElementById("ContactPageV2ChangeContainerStateButtonButton-textEl");
				buttonElementToModify.style.backgroundColor = "Green";

and replace ContactPageV2ChangeContainerStateButtonButton-textEl with an actual id of the element in DOM:

As a result when the button is clicked its color will be changed to green.

Best regards,

Oscar