Hello,
The process of adding a new button in the mobile app involves creating your own remote module, basically, the list of things you need to do is following:

1. 1) Create TypeScript project for remote module.
2. 2) Create a custom request in remote module.
3. 3) Create custom request handlers using remote module.
4. 4) Register handler in remote module.
5. 5) Build project and upload changes to Creatio.
6. 6) Add button to the page using metadata.
7. 7) Check functionality.
8. Also, you need to add and enable EnableMobileSDK feature in the features section.
   An example of adding a custom module can be found in this article. In your case, the code of the remote module should look like this:

9. import {
   	BaseRequest,
   	BaseRequestHandler,
   	CrtModule,
   	CrtRequestHandler,
   	Logger,
   	CrtRequest,
   	ModalPresenter,
   	bootstrapCrtModule,
   	DoBootstrap,
   } from '@creatio/mobile-common';
    
   @CrtRequest({
   	type: 'crt.MyButtonRequest',
   })
   export class MyButtonRequest extends BaseRequest {
   	public message?: string;
   }
    
   @CrtRequestHandler({
   	requestType: 'crt.MyButtonRequest',
   	type: 'usr.MyButtonRequest',
   	scopes: ['UsrMobileUsrUserModuleRecordPageSettingsDefaultWorkplace_Root'],
   })
   export class UsrMyButtonRequestHandler extends BaseRequestHandler<MyButtonRequest> {
   	public async handle(request: BaseRequest): Promise<unknown> {
   		var message: string | undefined = (request as MyButtonRequest).message;
   		if (message) {
   			Logger.console('Request message: ' + message);
   			ModalPresenter.showSnackBar('Message title', message);
   		}
   		return this.next?.handle(request);
   	}
   }
    
   @CrtModule({
   	requestHandlers: [
   		UsrMyButtonRequestHandler,
   	],
   })
   export class UsrModule implements DoBootstrap {
   	bootstrap(): void {
   		bootstrapCrtModule('UsrModule', UsrModule);
   	}
   }
   

The difference with the article above is a way to add a button. In order to do so in one of the schemas you showed (depending on where you want to locate a button) you need to add a code of the button to a viewConfigDiff:

{
	"operation": "insert",
	"name": "settings",
	"values": {
		"entitySchemaName": "UsrUserModule",
		"details": [],
		"columnSets": [],
		"localizableStrings": {
			"SocialMessageDetailCaptionUsrUserModule_caption": "Feed",
			"AttachmentsDetailCaptionUsrUserModule_caption": "Attachments",
			"primaryColumnSetUsrUserModule_caption": "General information"
		},
		"settingsType": "RecordPage",
		"operation": "insert",
        "viewConfigDiff": "[{\"operation\": \"insert\", \"name\": \"MyButton\", \"parentName\": \"UsrUserModule_PrimaryTab_Body_primaryColumnSet\", \"propertyName\":\"items\", \"values\": {\"type\":\"crt.Button\",\"caption\": \"Click here\", \"color\":\"primary\",\"clicked\":{\"request\": \"crt.MyButtonRequest\", \"params\": { \"message\": \"Some test message\" }}}}]"
	}
}

Dmytro Vovchenko,

Thank you!

hi Shivani Lakshman,



Yes, it is possible.



This is the table that stores the filter conditions "CustomSectionName" + "Folder". On the button click event, the dynamically created folder name has to be sent to this table and the section grid has to be loaded accordingly.



Instead of re-doing the task that has been implemented via OOTB "FilterModule", it is suggested to utilize the No-Code tools in this case, considering X number of dynamic folders. If it is for one folder, then please utilize the ESQ (for the customsectionFolder table).



In another way, a default filter can be set to a section. So when a section is loaded, it applies the filter and loads the records.





BR,

Bhoobalan Palanivelu.

Bhoobalan Palanivelu,

Thank you for the response. I do not want a default filter applied or add additional filters by using getFilters methos. I want the following on the UI when a button is clicked.



Is there a reference to get the below on the UI?

Hello,

You need to call the showFolderTree method in the click event of your button:

...
{
                "operation": "insert",
                "parentName": "ActionButtonsContainer",
                "propertyName": "items",
                "name": "ShowFoldersButton",
                "values": {
                    "itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,
                    "caption": { bindTo: "Resources.Strings.ShowFoldersButtonCaption" },
                    "click": { bindTo: "showFolderTree" },
                    "layout": {

As a result clicking on the button will simulate the same click event on the "Show folder" button.

Oleg Drobina,

Thanks Oleg, You are a life saver!

Hello Evie,

What do you mean by "opens up an email client"? Do you want to create a similar button to the base one but in the template itself? 

Dmytro Vovchenko,

Hiya,



Yes, that's it – by email client I mean whatever the end user has on their desktop for opening emails. I want the button to act as a forward button as you have shown, so that when they click it it opens their emails automatically. Do you know if that can be done?



Thanks!

Evie Cobbin,

Please take a look at this conversation, I believe this is exactly what you need.

Dmytro Vovchenko,

Hiya,



Thanks for your help but I found the conversation in the link a bit confusing to be honest. I'm wondering if there is a bit of a simpler way to do it?



Thanks,

Evie

Please clarify your task: do you need to return the buttons that were removed from the Actions Dashboard or do you need to add some new buttons there? Maybe you could share some image of what it should look like?

Oscar Dylan,

We need to add some new buttons.  We have removed the facebook, telegram, message and other buttons (which are actually tabs I think) from the Actions Dashboard, is it at all possible though to put a 'Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON' in their place?

Gareth Osler,

It's not possible exactly in the tabs (you are right, Email, Call, Activity etc. on the actions dashobard are tabs), but there are elements like ActualDcmSchemaInformationButton button and PlaybookButton button that are inserted to the RightHeaderActionContainer element of the SectionActionsDashboard and you can use those as an example. Additionally to it, if you ran out of space on the page you can always add additional buttons to the "Actions" button (override the getActions method on the edit page schema) and call the logic needed from these buttons.

Dear Shivani,

Thank you for your question!

You may visit these links below in order to achieve the result you are looking for:

1. https://academy.creatio.com/documents/technic-sdk/7-16/adding-action-ed…

2. https://community.creatio.com/questions/add-new-button-action-button-me…



Hope this helps!



Thank you and have a great day!



Regards,

Danyil

Hello Mohammad, 

Please, try to set up the title for the button by using the code:

"caption": resources.localizableStrings.DetailsCaption

Let us know in case any additional information is required. 

Best regards,

Olga. 

Olga Avis,

Thank you so much. It worked perfectly