At the moment, this functionality can only be implemented using development methods.

Unfortunately, we do not have any sample code that would help you with such an implementation, but we have registered such a request to our development team, and this functionality may appear in future versions of the application.

Dear Arkadiusz,

Thanks for your question. To analyze the issue, could you please contact us at support@creatio.com and provide us with external access to the instance? Thanks in advance. 

Best regards,

Anastasiia

Hello,

As for now, there is no option to automatically change the DCM version for all records. 

We've registered it in our R&D team backlog for consideration and implementation in future application releases.

Thank you for helping us to improve our product. 

Hello,

I've used the same code in the demo application and the process was triggered. Maybe the process is not logged in the process log ("Enable logging" in the process settings in the process designer) or you receive some actual error in the console when starting the process. You need to check if the code of the schema doesn't contain duplicates of methods or errors as well. The complete code from my side:

define("SspProfileContactPage", ["ProcessModuleUtilities", "css!UsrCSSPortalProfile"], function(ProcessModuleUtilities) {
	return {
		mixins: {},
		entitySchemaName: "Contact",
		messages: {},
		details: /**SCHEMA_DETAILS*/{}/**SCHEMA_DETAILS*/,
		diff: /**SCHEMA_DIFF*/[
			{
				"operation": "insert",
                "name": "UpdateButton",
                "parentName": "GeneralInfoTab",
                "propertyName": "items",
                "values": {
					"itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,
					"caption": "Update Info",
                    "style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.BLUE,
                    "click": {
                        "bindTo": "OnClickTest"
                    },
					"hint": "TEST BUTTON"}
			},
		]/**SCHEMA_DIFF*/,
		attributes: {},
		methods: {
				OnClickTest: function(){
					var args = {
						sysProcessName: "UsrProcess_b0eee32",
						parameters: { 
							test: "testing" 
						}
					};
                ProcessModuleUtilities.executeProcess(args); 
                this.showInformationDialog("Busniess process triggered");
            },
		},
		rules: {},
		userCode: {}
	};
});

Hey Oleg,

I also made sure that the logging was already enabled and the process did not start. 

And made sure that all portal users can run this process from the process properties in the process library.

I am trying to add this button in the portal user profile page. After altering the page it created a schema where the entitySchemaName  is empty by default.

...

entitySchemaName: "",

        attributes: {},

...

Serge,

When replacing a schema I usually take the content of the original schema and make it empty (mean empty methods, empty attributes and so on). For the SspProfileContactPage the entitySchemaName is Contact and you can see it in the SspProfileContactPage schemas from base packages. This can be also an issue in case you have this entitySchemaName empty. Also try using the code I sent that worked on my side (but modify the process code).

Oleg, 

I have used your code and modified the process code 

and also tried it a new replacing view model with empty method and empty attributes ... 

even used the "debugger;" to check if the code is running and it is.

still the same issue.

I am using Creatio version 8.0.6.3429

what version did you use your code on ?

Hi, take a look at this article, I believe that there you can find a piece of useful information. It is written for the Freedom UI page, however, in earlier versions, you can just use XMLHttpRequest for sending the request, wait for a response, and process it.

The link somehow is broken now.

Pascal,

Here you are - link

This article will show you how to retrieve a user's roles using an ESQ. See https://customerfx.com/article/determining-if-a-user-has-a-specific-rol…

Ryan

This solution does not take into account Functional Roles. If a Role has a Functional role assigned, and a user has that functional role, there is no direct link between the user and the functional role. Don't we have a SDK Creatio function for this?

Hello,
 

If a user has an assigned functional role or an organizational role directly, this information will be stored in the "SysUserInRole" table.
If it is an organizational role that has a functional role, then you need to refer to the "SysFuncRoleInOrgRole" table.
The "SysAdminUnit" table contains a list of all users and roles (both organizational and functional). It has a column SysAdminUnitTypeValue, which can be used to determine the type of record.
All types of records are described in the "SysAdminUnitType" table.

All these entities are available for reading data in the business process. Therefore, on the basis of one user, you can view all the roles that have been assigned directly in the "SysUserInRole" table and through organizational roles in the "SysFuncRoleInOrgRole" table.

Hello Petrika,

This property cannot be used to retrieve all contacts related to the account and can be used in filtration only. To retrieve related contacts you need to perform the GET query to the Contact object with the correspondent AccountId filter. Using this approach you will be able to get contacts needed.

var lookupId = this.get("RecordColumn").value;
 
var esq = this.Ext.create("Terrasoft.EntitySchemaQuery", {
    rootSchemaName: "INSERTOBJECT"
});
 
esq.addColumn("Insert Object column you wish to view");
 
esq.getEntity(lookupId, function(result) {
    if (!result.success) {
        this.showInformationDialog("Error");
        return;
    }
    this.showInformationDialog(result.entity.values.Column You wish to view);
}, this);

This is the code that I used to get it working, if anyone needs it.

There is also another approach: in the schema in the attributes property you can specify your column in the following manner:

"Your_column_from_the_page": {
					"dataValueType": this.Terrasoft.DataValueType.LOOKUP,
					"lookupListConfig": {
						"columns": ["column_name_from_the_lookup_object"]
					}
				},

As an example we can see that in the ContractPageV2 there is this attribute:

"Currency": {
					"dataValueType": this.Terrasoft.DataValueType.LOOKUP,
					"lookupListConfig": {
						"columns": ["Division"]
					}
				},

and we have access to the value of the "Division" column from the "Currency" lookup:

Hello,

You can try creating an integer column in the page (and in the object that this page represents) and create a business process that will change the value in this column once the record is added to the detail (or decrement once the value is removed). This way you can create the logic without additional code that will save resut in the server.

If you still want using the code - something similar is the functionality of the order product detail summary (that displays the number of products in order, can be found on the order page in the "products" tab). This logic can be found in the updateSummary method from the OrderProductDetailV2 from the Order package.

Hello Pedro!

Unfortunately, there is no way to achieve this with built-in instruments, as it is expected that there would be a different product record for each feature so that when adding them into orders you can determine exactly what feature set is required.

However, you can do this by creating a "Replacing view model" for the "SpecificationInProductPageV2" schema. There, you would only need to change the "validateSpecification" function by removing the following part:

After that, you will be able to add multiple features into products!

Best regards,

Max.