Hello,

Please try to send another email to support@creatio.com, make sure that you have entered correct mailbox address, or try to send an email from a different address so we could process your request.

They have come back to me now thank you.

Try directly by success portal, there you can specify, in this case, the highest priority 

Hello,

You can check this community post 
https://community.creatio.com/questions/how-add-timeline-filters

Best regards,
Antonii

Hello,

I have reviewed the documents, but I would like to add a new filter element to the existing filter component, similar to the "Owner" quick filter. Is there a way to achieve this?

Thanks in advance

Hello,
Currently, no options exist to add your quick filter to a timeline component. However, this logic is planned to be added in the future releases and our R&D team is working on it.

Hello!

To determine when a timer will trigger, there are only three possible ways:

Check the timer configuration in the process settings.

Look at the process properties for details about the timer.

Execute a query on the database tables QRTZ_TRIGGERS and QRTZ_CRON_TRIGGERS.

There is no way to view this information through system settings.

If you need to trigger the process manually, you can find more information about our API at the following link:
Creatio API Documentation - Terrasoft.Core.Scheduler - https://academy.creatio.com/api/netcoreapi/8.0.0/api/Terrasoft.Core.Scheduler.html

Best regards, 
Orkhan

One option would be to look at the network tab of dev tools when using Creatio client, you'll see it accessing data using a SelectQuery - what you posted above would be used as the filter for that SelectQuery - you could do the same POST externally. 

Another option, would be to create a custom configuration service to retrieve the records in a filter. The code for the config web service would deserialize the filters, do an ESQ and return the records from the ESQ. You can see how to deserialize the filters in server side C# here: https://customerfx.com/article/programmatically-using-section-folder-filters-in-processes-or-server-side-code-in-creatio/

Ryan

Hello!
 

We have consulted with our R&D team and due to the fact that the process of campaign transfer is technically very complex and involves many interdependent elements, the recommended procedure is to create campaigns directly on the production environment. At the moment, the system does not support the full transfer of campaigns between two sites. 

We have already submitted a request to our R&D team and they are reviewing the possibility of introducing improvements to the logic of transferring campaigns in future versions of Creatio.

Best regards, 
Anton

Good catch, did not find documentation either.

This allows you to automatically create parameters in the process that match another process element. It’s especially useful for things like  webservices or subprocesses. If you select that parameter type, it will allow you to choose the other element in the process and then it will create parameters that match that process element. If you selected a web service element, for example, it would create parameters for all of the response parameters exposed by the web service (so if the web service returned Property1, Property2 and a Collection of values, you'd end up with parameters for each of those, mapped to the web service already.  Definitely a time saver. 
Ryan

Thank you very much for your quick response! What other use cases could be good for this new parameter?

Regards

Alejandro González Momblán,

That's really it - it's not even actually a parameter in itself - It's more of a parameter generator. The point is to have it generate the needed parameters to work with some other process element, saving you the need/time to create them all yourself. 

Ryan

Hello,

To proceed further, please advise us with the following information:
- Step-by-step instruction on how to reproduce this issue
- Screenshot of the error

Thank you in advance!
 

I don't think the OOTB webhooks will handle that structure. You'll probably have to have it go to a text field, which will store the array as a text string, then use a process on record added to parse it to put in the correct places.

Ryan

Thank you. Based on my research, this seems to be the most suitable solution. Do you have any example of a process that performs this transformation?

Hello!

OOTB webhooks will not handle such a structure. 

You can use Business Processes with Custom Script Tasks. You would need:

1.  -Parse the JSON data using a Script Task.
    -Loop through the Q2 values and save them using a Data ScriptTask.
    -Trigger the Process
    -Integrate the process with the incoming data from Microsoft Power  -Automate via:
    -Webhooks: Call a Creatio web service with the JSON payload.
    -Integration Process: Use the Creatio API to receive the data directly.
    

Kyrylo Atamanenko,

Hello! 

Do you have any example of a script to convert the data ["Option 1", "Option 3", "Another Information"] into an object and insert it into the database?

Thank you. 

Hello,
 

Creatio does not have a separate event for multi-delete event; each delete operation will be processed separately.
 

I was unable to reproduce the behavior where logic tied to the deletion event of records fails to execute in case of multi deletion.

 Could you please provide more details about your mechanism's configuration?
 

Regarding the possibility of removing multi-select in a detail, in Freedom UI, you can configure this in the page designer by unchecking the "Multiselect" parameter. 


Unfortunately, this is not possible in Classic UI.
 

Best regards,
Pavlo!

Pavlo Sokil,

Thanks Pablo, of course is for a classic ui detail..

I think it's possible to solve, you can see some approach on the last comment in the article on https://community.creatio.com/questions/hide-delete-button-condition

The problem is there not enough documentation, but I think I'm on right way, at this time didn't know how to continue to hide, from the detail menu, the select all records option.

Regarding to detect, in a process a massive delete, no idea if it's possible :-(

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

Hello,
 

The button is added in the addGridOperationsMenuItems method of the BaseGridDetailV2 schema, depending on the value of getSwitchGridModeMenuItem.

To remove the button, simply override this method in the desired detail with the following value:

methods: {
   getSwitchGridModeMenuItem: function() {
       return false;
   },
}
 

However, it’s important to note that removing the button does not disable the ability to select multiple records, for example, using the "Ctrl + Click" combination. Unfortunately, disabling multi-selection entirely is not possible for Classic UI details.

Best regards,
Pavlo

Thanks Pavlo! it works

Hello.
 

We have tested this behavior and it looks like there shouldn't be a problem.
We used the following scenario:
1) Created a custom package in which we created a replacement for the ActivityCategory object with the “Allow records deactivation” option enabled.




2) Created two test records through the lookups, for one of which we set the “Inactive” = true



3) Create a data binding in the package from step 1 for the ActivityCategory object, add the “Inactive” column to the data binding, and add two records.




4) As a result, in the exported package we see the created data binding with two records, for one of the records the Inactive attribute is set to true.