Hello.

A more reliable and flexible solution for your task would be to implement a business process that triggers upon the creation or modification of a record. This process can check the value of the "Limit Amount" field, and if it meets or exceeds the specified threshold, initiate an Approval workflow using the "Approval" process element.
 

The Approval element provides extensive functionality:

• It allows you to define one or multiple approvers (users, roles, or dynamically set participants).
• You can customize the approval conditions and logic, including escalation or repeated approvals.
• The process can branch based on the outcome (approved/rejected), enabling you to build comprehensive approval flows.
   

You can learn more about the capabilities of this element in the Academy article:  Approval process element – Creatio Academy.

This approach ensures greater flexibility, maintainability, and future-proofing for your use case.

Best regards.
Antonii.

Antonii Viazovskyi,

thank you, i'll try and implement this method, i thought that this method could only be done through business rules, i hadn't even considered business process

For a no code approach - there really isn't an exact match, the closest possibility is the action "Continue in other page" which will open it in the default page for the entity type (assuming the mini page is set up as the "Add" page). However, that doesn't actually save the record first (just validates it).

For a code approach, you'd need to add a save request handler see here, then use: 

const saveResult = await next.handle(request);
if (saveRequest) {
	// navigate here
}
return saveRequest;

The navigate here part would use this and open the record in edit mode. 

Also, it likely would not be a good idea to do this in the base page for all mini pages, since dialogs can be used for different purposes, not like how it was for mini pages in classic (although I suppose you could check if the current mini page is in add mode).

Ryan 

The command "clio ver" shows the version of the Clio command line itself. The error is mentioning the version of cliogate, which is a package installed on the Creatio system. 

To check the version of cliogate, use: 

clio ver --gate -e dev-env

To install or update the cliogate on the system, use: 

clio install-gate -e dev-env

Ryan

Sorry, missed that you mentioned the version of cliogate is up to date already. I've not experienced that issue. 

It seems there might be an issue with the connection between a clio and your dev. Try installing the gate again:

clio install-gate some_application_name

And then restart the dev:
clio restart some_application_name

 

This message only appears when dev-env does not have cliogate package installed,m  you can validate it with  `clio packages -f cliogate`. 

You should see something like this. If nothing comes back, then you need to reinstall cliogate. 

Use `clio gate -e dev-env` to reinstall cliogate

Hi,

Yes, it is possible to perform the mapping this way. You need to map the Email field from excel file to the Owner.Email field, which means you need to "drill down" into the column of the object referenced by the Owner column.
 

Here’s a guide on how to achieve this:





I hope this helps!

Pavlo Sokil,

Thanks a lot!

You can use tags. The File objects have a Tag field, you can set up each file list to have a different tag, then the tag will get added to the file based on which list the file was added to, and the lists will also filter by this tag.

To do this, you simply need to enter a tag name for each of the file lists, just type in a value in the File tag property: 

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thank you Ryan

Hello, 

Thank you for your question. Currently, unfortunately, there is no built-in functionality to create multiple tables at once.

However, if you are working with a large number of tables, an alternative approach could be using Development tools or Data Import via scripts/API, depending on your requirements.

Hello,

Unfortunately, with basic tools, its impossible to add the scroll bar to the notes field.

However, a task has already been registered in our R&D team to consider and implement such a feature in future releases.

Thank you!

Valeriia Hromova,

Thanks Valeriia.

The prefix is stored in a system setting. Search in system settings for prefix. 

Even if you execute SQL script during the the marketplace app package installation that will perform the direct INSERT into OAuthClientApp you won't be able to call

/0/rest/AdministrationService/UpdateOrCreateTechnicalUser - to create a technical user for this OAuth application if needed

/0/rest/OAuthConfigService/GetClientSecret - to generate the client secret for the created OAuth app

So this part can be specified in the manuall on how to work with the marketplace app so that users could create the OAuth application on their own and then specify it as a value of the custom system setting (of a lookup type referencing the "OAuth client application" object). The system setting can be bound as data to the package and it will be created in the app to which the package is installed. Then you can use this system setting to get the ID of the record in the OAuthClientApp entity and then read client Id and secret using either server ESQ or SelectQuery class or simple read data element.

Thanks for the reply Oleg!

The attribute you need to set is the [TabControlName]_SelectrdTabIndex_Profile. If you tab control is named "TabPanel_fb0xrup", then the attribute you would set would be:

// select first tab
request.$context.TabPanel_fb0xrup_SelectedTabIndex_Profile = 0;

Note, the indexes are zero based.

Ryan

Also, to clarify, there is no "set" method in Freedom UI pages like there was in classic pages. You will just set and read values from the attributes directly as normal variables.

Ryan Farley,

Yes, it works fine.

However, how can I get the index of a particular tab using the Element code in the context? #FreedomUI

Ajay,

I am not sure there's a way to get the index at runtime, if there is I've not seen anything yet, but it's possible it's buried somewhere in the $context.