Hello, 

Mapsly is compatible with 8.0.0 Creatio version and up. 

All the information regarding it's installation is included in Installation tab on CreatioMarketplace . Please follow this link: 

https://marketplace.creatio.com/app/mapsly

An easy no code way would be to bind the value to a read-only Rich Text control on the page. It will display the HTML as HTML.

Otherwise, you'd have to create your own custom control for it.

Ryan Farley,

Thanks for the suggestion! I am looking for custom control.

Is there any reference or example available to create custom control.

Hello Ajay,

Here is the article that contains the explanation and example of how to create custom control

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platform/8.1/front-end-development/classic-ui/controls/examples/add-a-control-to-a-record-page

Also inside your custom control implementation you can add HTML value validation and remove any script elements to provide the level of security. 

Hi Iryna,

Is above link, you provided, applied for Freedom UI module?

The information and example for Freedom UI you can find here:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…

This simple example of an IFRAME control could easily be adapted to simple output a div containing the custom HTML instead, plus you'd just bind the column containing the HTML to the control. https://customerfx.com/article/embedding-an-iframe-on-a-creatio-freedom-ui-page/

A full component would likely be a better route, but this simpler option coudl still get the job done.

Ryan

Hello, 

Currently, this is the expected system behavior. If the modal/mini page for adding records is configured in Freedom UI, but you have Classic UI enabled, the mini-page will not open. Current mini pages (modal) only work for the shell and Freedom UI pages. However, we already have a task registered in our R&D team to consider and add support for modal/mini page details in Classic UI. 

I Created my own User task which handle all macro which have macro source filled in.

protected override bool InternalExecute(ProcessExecutingContext context) {
			// IMPORTANT: When implementing long-running operations, it is crucial to
			// enable timely and responsive cancellation. To achieve this, ensure that your code is designed to
			// respond appropriately to cancellation requests using the context.CancellationToken mechanism.
			// For more detailed information and examples, please, refer to our documentation.
			if (TemplateCode == Guid.Empty || RecordId == Guid.Empty) {
				isSuccess = false; 
				return true;
			}
 
			var templateEsq = new EntitySchemaQuery(UserConnection.EntitySchemaManager, "EmailTemplate");
			var bodyColumn = templateEsq.AddColumn("Body");
			var macroColumn = templateEsq.AddColumn("Object");
			var templateEntity = templateEsq.GetEntity(UserConnection, TemplateCode);
 
			if (templateEntity == null) {
				isSuccess = false;
				return true;
			}
 
			Guid macroSource = templateEntity.GetTypedColumnValue<Guid>("ObjectId");
			string body = templateEntity.GetColumnValue(bodyColumn.Name)?.ToString() ?? "";
 
 
			var macroSourceEsq = new EntitySchemaQuery(UserConnection.EntitySchemaManager, "SysSchema");
			var idFilter = macroSourceEsq.CreateFilterWithParameters(FilterComparisonType.Equal, "UId", macroSource);
			macroSourceEsq.Filters.Add(idFilter);
			var schemaNameColumn = macroSourceEsq.AddColumn("Name");
			var macroSourceEntities = macroSourceEsq.GetEntityCollection(UserConnection);
 
			if (macroSourceEntities == null || macroSourceEntities.Count == 0) {
				isSuccess = false;
				return true;
			}
 
			string schemaName = macroSourceEntities[0].GetColumnValue(schemaNameColumn.Name)?.ToString() ?? "";
 
			var macroRegex = new Regex(@"\[#(.*?)#\]");
			var matches = macroRegex.Matches(body);
 
			if (matches.Count == 0) {
				ReturnBody = body;
				isSuccess = false; 
				return true;
			}
 
			var esq = new EntitySchemaQuery(UserConnection.EntitySchemaManager, schemaName);
			var columnMap = new Dictionary<string, string>(); 
 
			foreach (Match match in matches) {
				var macro = match.Groups[1].Value;
				if (!columnMap.ContainsKey(macro)) {
					var column = esq.AddColumn(macro);
					columnMap[macro] = column.Name;
				}
			}
 
			var entity = esq.GetEntity(UserConnection, RecordId);
			if (entity == null) {
				ReturnBody = body;
				isSuccess = false;
				return true;
			}
 
			var result = body;
			foreach (Match match in matches) {
				var macro = match.Groups[1].Value;
				if (columnMap.TryGetValue(macro, out string esqColumnName)) {
					try {
						var value = entity.GetColumnValue(esqColumnName)?.ToString() ?? "";
						result = result.Replace(match.Value, value);
					} catch (Terrasoft.Common.ItemNotFoundException) {
						try {
							var value = entity.GetColumnValue(esqColumnName + "Id")?.ToString() ?? "";
							result = result.Replace(match.Value, value);
						} catch {
							result = result.Replace(match.Value, "");
						}
					}
				}
			}
 
			ReturnBody = result;
			isSuccess = true;
			return true;
		}

Check the start of the process (the green circle) and make sure the “run in background” is NOT checked. 
Ryan 

Ryan Farley,

So I checked my object signal (green circle) and the Run following elements in the background field is unchecked. This checkbox is also unchecked for the pre-configured page element. 

Sadly, there's no way to handle the timeout error in the process, it will only put the process in an error state - I do wish it was an option to handle that in the process rather than have the whole process error. 

Only option would be to increase the timeout for the web service call to possibly allow for the additional needed time. Otherwise, I've added script tasks that check for the service availability and can branch as needed to avoid the web service call, but that defeats the benefits of using the no-code web service components in the first place.

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thank you, if possible can you please share an example of how did you added script tasks that check for the service availability?

AS,

It was basically just C# that called one of the API methods and then set a param in the process so it knew to proceed or branch elsewhere. How that would look would depend on the API, but essentially you’re just writing code to call the API directly.

Hello,

The contents and structure of the AccountCompactProfile / ContactCompactProfile elements are immutable in the system. Their behaviour is preconfigured and is, unfortunately, impossible to alter.

A request to improve this logic has already been submitted to our R&D team, and they are looking into the possibility of expanding it in the future versions of Creatio.

i see thank you for the information :D