Hello Community,

 

We are trying to use Dynamic Case Management for displaying our stage process. However, since the business process involves a lot of stages (12 in total), the visual representation isn’t ideal. 

 

We attempted to organize the stages into columns and separate them into two headers ("Which column determines which case to use with a record?"), but this has resulted in unintended behavior, such as requiring manual confirmation for stage type changes (Header changes) upon modifying the column value and some bugs.

 

Has anyone encountered a similar situation, or have any workarounds for this case?

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You can try to create several cases (if you can split all your 12 stages of the process into several phases). 

Vladimir Sokolov,

We have tried to create several cases, it requires populating a start condition. The thing is that when the start condition changes based on the column value, it triggers unwanted behavior. The user need to manually confirm stage changes when the column value (start condition) is modified. 

 

 

 

 

What we expect is for the behavior to be consistent with how Dynamic Case Management (DCM) works in the "Normal" setup, where the UI immediately displays the stage changes when the column value is changed, even before the "Save" button is clicked.

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Hello community,

 

I want to remove the "No-Code Playbook" picture that appears by default on login page. Does anyone know how to do this?

 

Thanks in advance!

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Hello,

You need to disable ShowWidgetOnLoginPage system setting in order to hide widget on the login page.

Best regards,
Pavlo!

Hello,

You need to disable ShowWidgetOnLoginPage system setting in order to hide widget on the login page.

Best regards,
Pavlo!

Thanks, Pavlo. It worked!

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Hey Everyone,


I am trying to change the order of the address in full address field in Accounts section of Customer360 creatio. Instead of Zip + Country + State + City + Address I want it as Address + City + State + ZipCode + Country.

 

I tried overriding the BaseAddressEventListener with my custom event listener but it didn't worked

 

Can someone please guide me on how to do it?

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Hello Ansh,
 

I have contacted our R&D team regarding this question. First of all, this logic is implemented on the backend side, which means that even if it is possible, it would likely be extremely challenging to achieve.
 

To conclude, I believe it is not feasible at the moment. However, I will register this as a potential improvement, and hopefully, this feature will be implemented in the future.
 

Best regards

Yevhenii Grytsiuk,

Thank you
The issue is fixed now, As I added a CustomAddressEventListener to override the BaseAddressEventListener in the source code of my custom package.

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Hi community ,

I have created a replacing schema for "Base Page Template" and added a button , now I wanted that button to show up in every freedom ui page in every section .

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Hello!

 

This must be enough for formpages. But you will also need to add this Button to ListFreedomTemplate because it can override some changes from "Base Page Template". Also, I would recommend to run fully generate schema source and compile all actions.

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I found out recently that there is a new parameter type than can be selected which is called "Create from element":

 

I already  checked the official documentation and the new 8.2 release notes but I can't seem to find any information about this. Does anybody know what is the purpose of it?

 

Regards.

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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

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