Hi Mariam, 

To enable logging for specific actions, navigate to the Settings menu located in the upper-right corner and select Change Log under the Users and Administration section. From there, you can configure and monitor activity for specific objects. Please note that this feature allows you to track any actions performed by users, rather than activities solely related to viewing. Unfortunately, it is not possible to monitor this type of activity without direct user interaction.

Hello Hanna, thanks for the response. In case user does no change to the page, but just views data related to some object, will Change log record and keep this info for further access and monitoring of user's activities?

No, the change log only shows the records that were modified. Unfortunately, it won't show who has just viewed the record and didn't do anything 

Thanks, Hanna. Are there any plans at Creatio end to implement such possibility, i.e. show who just reviewed the records?

Hi,

Please explain which data do you want to fetch from these buttons.

Thank you!

Best regards,

Oscar

Hi Sarika, 

Here is the post where the same question is discussed:

https://community.creatio.com/questions/Fetchsectionactionlist

Please let me know if it helps!

Regards, 

Bogdan L.

Hello Fulgen,

Please install this package to the system http://ftp.creatio.com/support/downloads/0968497/Portal_2021-02-23_14.0… and disable the "PortalUserAction" feature in the database by executing this query:

update "AdminUnitFeatureState" set "FeatureState" = 0 where "FeatureId" in (select "Id" from "Feature" where "Code" = 'PortalUserAction')

And relogin to the application under the portal user. Once done the "Actions" button will be removed.

Best regards,

Oscar

Oscar Dylan,

Hi Oscar,

Is it correct override on PortalCasePage client schema the method  getActions() for hide some action?

getActions: function() {
	var actionMenuItems = this.Ext.create("Terrasoft.BaseViewModelCollection");
    actionMenuItems.addItem(this.getButtonMenuItem({
		"Caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.CancelCaseActionCaption"},
		"Tag": "cancelCase",
		"Enabled": {"bindTo": "EnableCancelAction"}
	}));
 	actionMenuItems.addItem(this.getButtonMenuItem({
		"Caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.CloseCaseActionCaption"},
		"Tag": "closeCase",
		"Enabled": {"bindTo": "EnableCancelAction"}
	}));
	actionMenuItems.addItem(this.getButtonMenuItem({
		"Caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.ReopenCaseActionCaption"},
		"Tag": "reopenCase",
		"Enabled": {"bindTo": "EnableReopenAction"}
	}));
	return actionMenuItems;
}

Stefano Bassoli,

Hi,

Yes, that's correct. You can either copy this code to the replaced PortalCasePage and remove items that should not be present in the page actions (don't declare them) or you can call parent method and then remove items from the items array returned in the collection of the actionMenuItems object.

Best regards,

Oscar

Hello Bhoobalan,

Please check this Community Post, it contains a very detailed instruction regarding how this fucntionality can be implemented.

Best regards,

Bogdan S. 

Thanks

Hello Pedro!



To set validator on some field, usually setValidationConfig method is used.

Validation method, that is set for some field, triggers each time the value in this field changes.



Article about it: https://academy.bpmonline.com/documents/technic-sdk/7-13/how-add-field-validation





If the task is to trigger custom validation methods on other fields it is achievable via dependencies. Please check the example of usage: https://community.bpmonline.com/questions/handler-dependant-detail-update



Best regards,

Alex

Sovled! 

addToolsButtonMenuItems: function(toolsButtonMenu) {
	this.callParent(arguments);
 
	toolsButtonMenu.addItem(this.getButtonMenuSeparator());
	toolsButtonMenu.addItem(this.getButtonMenuItem({
	  Caption: this.get("Resources.Strings.MyBoton"),
	  Click: {"bindTo": "OnButonClick"},
	  Visible: {"bindTo": "IsSelectRecord"}
        			}));