Hello, some feedback regarding this question?

Thanks

Hello, 

Thank you for reaching out.

This functionality is still in development, so access to it will only be available after the official release, which is currently planned for version 8.2.2.

Sergii Zhmurko,

Thanks for confirming that we will have this feature soon! :-)

Hello,
 

Unfortunately, it's not possible to add such a filter using basic filters. However, you can write a custom filter in the schema code.

For example, for the Owner field on the AccountPageV2 schema, this filter may look like this:

define("AccountPageV2", [], function() {
   return {
       "entitySchemaName": "Account",
       "attributes": {
           "Owner": {
               "dataValueType": Terrasoft.DataValueType.LOOKUP,
               "lookupListConfig": {
                   "filters": [
                       function() {
                           var filterGroup = Ext.create("Terrasoft.FilterGroup");

                           filterGroup.add("HasEmail",
                               Terrasoft.createColumnFilterWithParameter(
                                   Terrasoft.ComparisonType.NOT_EQUAL,
                                   "Email",
                                   ""));
                           return filterGroup;
                       }
                   ]
               }
           }
       }
   };
});

This filter ensures that only contacts with the Email field not equal to empty string will be included in the selection for the Owner field.
 

You can learn more about such filtering in our academy: Link

Thank you for reaching out!

Thanks Pavlo

I did this with days but should work with hours and a date/time field.

[#System variable.Current Date#].AddDays(-7)

Updated via business process

Thank you. We rather not create a business process for such a thing. Looking for a way to do it via business rule. 

Chani Karel,

Hello,

This method can only be implemented through a business process using C# with the ".AddHours(-1)" method.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.datetime.addhours?view=net-8.0



Best regards, 

Orkhan

Create another date/time field and use the set field value in the business rule with the AddHour(-1) formula. That date field will then be one hour behind start time field

Rob Watson

There is no way to do AddHour(-1) in the formula.

Orkhan,

:(

Thanks for confirming 

Hello!

To provide you with an answer, we need to investigate it deeper. Please contact the Support Team directly via support@creatio.com and provide all these details.

Best regards, Mariia

Just throwing out some ideas. Maybe there's some non-printable character that got posted in somewhere? I'd try pasting the contents to a text editor that can show non-printable chars (such as Notepad++).

Also, maybe look at the resource strings? Maybe there's a resource name with some weird char?

Thank you Ryan for your answer, i ve check what you advise me to check, but i did not find any problem.

We are having two OrderProductPageV2 in two separate package: Custom and Custom_transfert, we removed all business rules in the OrderProductPageV2 in Custom_transfert and surprisingly we can edit the orderProductDetail business rules...

Thank you again for your help !

Hello.

Please be advised that adding business rules to a page using the Terrasoft.sdk.Model.addBusinessRule(name, config) method is only supported on the old user interface. Unfortunately, the feature to create business rules on the mobile application is not yet available, as it is currently under development. However, I can assist you in setting up card-level business rules, that might be helpful for you.

At the moment, the difference between the rules on the card and the model is insignificant. Namely, the difference is that the card has Visibility rules that can show or hide card elements. Therefore, let's consider this particular example, and try to hide a column under a condition.

1. Set up the rules in the web.

2. The names of the controls ("Code" and "Element code") must be given according to the names of the columns. That is, if the column is called UsrText, then the control should be called that way (because the names are generated by the web by default):

3. The rule that hides the UsrText field can be configured as follows:

When saving, do not forget to click Save in the card itself.

4. Add a new (or existing) section in the mobile application wizard and configure the card properly.

5. Go to the Configuration (WorkspaceExplorer) and look for the card setup scheme (scheme name format: Mobile[Object name]RecordPageSettings[Workspace name]):

In this case, the object name is Rules.

6. Open this schema. Open its metadata (Actions → Open metadata) and look at its metadata (Metadata (Read-Only) section) and copy its Uid, PackageUid and CreatedInPackageUId.

7. Export the rules configured in step 3.

8. This metadata needs to be slightly adapted to the mobile platform. Open the downloaded metadata file and make the following changes:

а) Change the Uid. You can either generate it or simply change a few digits/characters in the current value. The old UId must be changed throughout the scheme (at least 2).

b) Give a new name to the Addon in Name and A2. The format will be as follows: [Object name]RecordPageSettingsBusinessRule (for example, RulesRecordPageSettingsBusinessRule).

c) Replace all "EntitySchemaManager" with "ClientUnitSchemaManager", if any.

d) In B6, write the PackageUId from step 6.

e) In AD1 and TargetSchemaUId, write the UId from step 6.

f) In A5 we write the CreatedInPackageUId from step 6.

g) Replace all the names of the controls generated on the web with the corresponding column names. You can search for them using the following masks: LookupAttribute_, Input_, ComboBox_.

For example, instead of LookupAttribute_6wy705z, you should use UsrContactType.

h) Save the changes.

9. Import this modified schema. Select the desired package in the Configuration, click "Add" and select the "Import" item in the list (at the moment it is the last in the list).

As a result, in the package in which this section was added in the mobile application wizard, an Addon scheme with rules that are linked to the card configuration scheme in the mobile application should appear.

10. After that, synchronize the mobile app with Creatio and check the rule's operation.

Hello,



A large number of business rules on a page can affect the speed of its loading, as the size of the object increases.

Two or three rules will not make any obvious changes to the page's performance. While a larger number of complex rules can actually affect the download speed.



We recommend that you contact our support team if you think that the page's performance is too slow, even despite the number of configured rules. (support@creatio.com)

Pavlo Sokil,

is it the same for business processes per object?

Heather Mahley,

Good afternoon,

The situation is different with business processes.

 

Complex processes affect not only a specific section, but also the performance of the system as a whole.

 

Therefore, we do not recommend running a large number of complex business processes at the same time, and we recommend optimizing them by removing unnecessary elements from them.

Hello Arkadiusz,

unfortunately, you cannot achieve this via Business rules.

However, you can build a Business process, which will read the date and insert it to a different text field. The process will automatically change the data type to string so you won't need to do anything else.

Hope this way works for you.

Regards,

Gleb.