Hello,

Please try to log in to the application with your parameters.
Also, try running other commands, they may indicate errors:

clio pull-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

If all this is doing is reading data, instead of using an ESQ, use the Select class or direct database query. Neither option will have the 20,000 record limit.

Be aware that both of these options are reading direct from the database tables, bypassing any record access security, etc.

Note, if you want to stick with using ESQ you can page back the results using RowCount and SkipRowCount to read pages less than 20K at a time.

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thank you for your response, I have to first read data and then I need to push this data to external Database. So more specifically in this case I am reading data from Project table in creatio and then I have to upsert data to Project table in external Database (outside creatio)  by iterating on the records I will read. 

Do you think Select class or direct database query this will work in this case? 

Thanks.

AS,

Yes either one should work fine, and will likely run faster than using ESQ since it's not adding all the other logic in the Creatio entity model and just reading the data directly from the database.

Ryan

Hello!

You can set up several lists and connect buttons (with processes) to them.
These articles can be useful to resolve the task:
https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/customization-tools/ui-and-business-logic-customization/element-setup-examples/components/set-up-button-components
https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/customization-tools/ui-and-business-logic-customization/element-setup-examples/components/set-up-list-components
https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/customizatio…

Hi,
 

You can implement logic similar to the DurationInMinutes and DurationInMinutesAndHours fields in the Activity object (CrtCoreBase).
 

You can check the logic for calculating these columns and build similar event-driven logic (an object-level process).
 

Method: CalculateDurationOnSaving();
 

Alternatively, you can build a business process that will trigger when the Start Time or End Time fields are changed and calculate the required Duration field using a formula.

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/bpm-tools/business-process-setup/process-formulas

Best regards,
Pavlo!

Hello Nicolas,
Thank you for you question.

If i understood you correctly you successfully binded field value change to attribute in your record page but you could not achieve same result in the section page. It might be because those two pages have different fields (e.g in record page there are fields related to that specific record and in section page there is information related to the list of those records). 

In section page i created a method that checks status of selected row. If the status of an order is completed than a button becomes hidden.

Here is how i accomplished that: 

Alternatively you can directly subscribe to changes in ActiveRow in your section page by overriding init method as follows:

Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other question left!

 

Hello,
To enable this section in Freedom UI, go to the Page Designer and add the "Next Steps" component to the page.

Hi John, 

1) Yes these were removed by default in Freedom UI, not sure why, especially on contacts. You need to add the next steps manually. 

2) The automatic linking surprisingly does not exist yet : https://community.creatio.com/questions/bewildered 

Cheers, 

Damien

If i'm not wrong i guess you mean to say you have a inline editable detail without any form page for the user to add details and you want to add some kind of business rules.
You can add them in the object level.

But if you have a form page for the detail,you can do it through code by using handlers.
https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…
 

Hello,

Could you clarify whether the goal is to send emails to the contact specifically on their birthday, or is it to send a newsletter to all contacts who have turned 18 this year?

Pavlo Sokil,

The goal is to send emails to the contacts that meet this criteria on their birthday or two days after their birthday.

Lucas Centeno,

Unfortunately, regular filtering won't work for these purposes.

 However, you can implement the following approach:
 

Create a separate column of type "Date" in the "Contact" object, for example, "18YearsDate," and populate it using a business process.

 This process should take the birth date from the "Birth Date" column, add 18 years to it, and set this value in the "18YearsDate" column. After that, you can set up a filter as follows:

18YearsDate = Today 
OR
 18YearsDate = Tomorrow, etc.
 

You can implement this calculation for the column using a formula  in the business process.
 

I hope this helps!

To format values in a printable you need to create a macro. The macro will format the value when placed into the Word doc when the printable is run. See an example here: https://customerfx.com/article/creating-custom-macros-to-format-values-in-word-printables-for-creatio-formerly-bpmonline/

Ryan

Hi Community,

Any update regarding scenario?

Sasori

Hey,
So you can  fetch the count of records under the detail object through code.If the count is greater than 0 then you can make it visibile.
EG below:

for the visibilty logic refer - https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…