Hello Muhammadjon,

in order to achieve this you need to create a Replacing view model at the Custom package.

For the partent object you will need to select ContactSectionV2, or the section where you want to create this button.

Then you need to create a new localizable string (you will see the possibility to create a new one on the left) where you will put the desired text. for the button. While creating the localizable string you will need to enter the value, and the code. The code is something that you will use later.

After that you insert this code on the page:

 define("ContactSectionV2",

        function(BaseFiltersGenerateModule, Enums, ConfigurationConstants, BusinessRuleModule) {

            return {

                entitySchemaName: "Contact",

                messages: {},

                attributes: {},

                rules: {}/**SCHEMA_MODULES*/,

                /**

                 * Current schema mixins

                 */

                mixins: {},

                methods: {

                    OnTestButtonClick : function() {

                        Terrasoft.showInformation('Test') 

                    }

                },

                diff: /**SCHEMA_DIFF*/[

                    {

                    "operation": "insert",

                    "parentName": "ActionButtonsContainer",

                    "propertyName": "items",

                    "name": "TestButton",

                    "values": {

                        "itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,

                        "style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.GREEN,

                        "caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.TestButtonCaption"},

                        "markerValue": {"bindTo": "QualificationProcessButtonCaption"},

                        "classes": {"wrapperClass": ["t-btn-wrapper t-btn-text t-btn-style-blue actions-button-margin-right"]},

                        "iconAlign": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.iconAlign.RIGHT,

                        "click": {"bindTo": "OnTestButtonClick"},

                        "layout": {

                            "column": 6,

                            "row": 0,

                            "colSpan": 2

                        },

                        "visible": true

                    }

                }    ]/**SCHEMA_DIFF*/

            };

        });

The method  Terrasoft.showInformation('Test')  is the one responsible for displaying the message on screen. Here instead of Test you can write any message. 

The part where it says "caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.TestButtonCaption"}" , this is where you put the code from the localizable string previously created. So if the code of the string was called TestButtonCaption, then you need to put Resources.Strings.TestButtonCaption. If you name the code like "RandomButton" then it will be Resources.Strings.RandomButton.

Best regards,

Dariy 

Thanks so much! This is so helpful

Dariy Pavlyk,

Hello Muhammadjon,

in order to achieve this you need to create a Replacing view model at the Custom package.

For the partent object you will need to select ContactSectionV2, or the section where you want to create this button.

Then you need to create a new localizable string (you will see the possibility to create a new one on the left) where you will put the desired text. for the button. While creating the localizable string you will need to enter the value, and the code. The code is something that you will use later.

After that you insert this code on the page:

 define("ContactSectionV2",

        function(BaseFiltersGenerateModule, Enums, ConfigurationConstants, BusinessRuleModule) {

            return {

                entitySchemaName: "Contact",

                messages: {},

                attributes: {},

                rules: {}/**SCHEMA_MODULES*/,

                /**

                 * Current schema mixins

                 */

                mixins: {},

                methods: {

                    OnTestButtonClick : function() {

                        Terrasoft.showInformation('Test') 

                    }

                },

                diff: /**SCHEMA_DIFF*/[

                    {

                    "operation": "insert",

                    "parentName": "ActionButtonsContainer",

                    "propertyName": "items",

                    "name": "TestButton",

                    "values": {

                        "itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,

                        "style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.GREEN,

                        "caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.TestButtonCaption"},

                        "markerValue": {"bindTo": "QualificationProcessButtonCaption"},

                        "classes": {"wrapperClass": ["t-btn-wrapper t-btn-text t-btn-style-blue actions-button-margin-right"]},

                        "iconAlign": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.iconAlign.RIGHT,

                        "click": {"bindTo": "OnTestButtonClick"},

                        "layout": {

                            "column": 6,

                            "row": 0,

                            "colSpan": 2

                        },

                        "visible": true

                    }

                }    ]/**SCHEMA_DIFF*/

            };

        });

The method  Terrasoft.showInformation('Test')  is the one responsible for displaying the message on screen. Here instead of Test you can write any message. 

The part where it says "caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.TestButtonCaption"}" , this is where you put the code from the localizable string previously created. So if the code of the string was called TestButtonCaption, then you need to put Resources.Strings.TestButtonCaption. If you name the code like "RandomButton" then it will be Resources.Strings.RandomButton.

Best regards,

Dariy 

Not sure if it's possible since setStyle only receives some value as an argument and is being executed when the button is initialized.

In your case I would recommend to add this code to the click handler:

var buttonElementToModify = document.getElementById("ContactPageV2ChangeContainerStateButtonButton-textEl");
				buttonElementToModify.style.backgroundColor = "Green";

and replace ContactPageV2ChangeContainerStateButtonButton-textEl with an actual id of the element in DOM:

As a result when the button is clicked its color will be changed to green.

Best regards,

Oscar

Hi Julien,

Could you change your schema definition as the following (swap "MultiChoiceMixin" and "ProcessModuleUtilities")?

define("MTF_Candidat1Page", ["ProcessModuleUtilities", "MultiChoiceMixin"], function(ProcessModuleUtilities) 

regards,

Cheng Gong

Cheng Gong,

 It works, thank you !

Dear Mansoor,

 

Could you please create a case for our technical support indicating the issue and providing external access to the instance?



Thank you in advance,

Ivanna.

Ivanna Yatsura,

Dear Ivanna,

Yes I created the request for Creatio team (Request Id is:  #SR-01039215) 

Dear Ivanna,

Is there any update on this issue.

Thank you in advance,

Mansoor 

Using the Insert class does not trigger process events, etc. Instead, you can use the Entity class. Something like this: 

var schema = UserConnection.EntitySchemaManager.GetInstanceByName("Activity");
// Create a new Activity object
var activity = schema.CreateEntity(UserConnection);
// Set any any default column values 
activity.SetDefColumnValues();
// Now set the column values as needed
activity.SetColumnValue("Title", "This is a new activity");
activity.SetColumnValue("StartDate", DateTime.Now);
// etc
// Save when done
activity.Save();

Hope this helps.

Ryan

Ryan Farley,



Is there a way to fetch the Id of the created Activity?

Solem Khan Abdusalam,

One of possible ways is to create a SELECT query to the database using or the script task process element (if you are going to use a business process) or in the custom web service that is triggered upon clicking the button and select the last created activity (top 1 and ORDER BY CreatedOn conditions). Also the created activity can have some marker in its subject (like "created via web service" or so) that could be used in the filtering condition as well.

Insert query you've proposed won't return an Id of the record, but you can select it once the record is created.

Best regards,

Oscar

Solem Khan Abdusalam,

After you call activity.Save() you can get the created record Id using 

// get primary Id value
var id = activity.PrimaryColumnValue;
// or get any of the column values using 
var title = activity.GetTypedColumnValue<string>("Title");
var start = activity.GetTypedColumnValue<DateTime>("StartDate");
// etc

Ryan

 This container you are referring to is supposed to store DataViews in it (please take a look at the getDefaultDataViews method from the BaseDataView module). It is not supposed to store buttons in it.

It is better to add the button to a separate container created in the FiltersContainer container and bind process execution to this button. As an example I've added the button to the contact section analytics data view:

define("ContactSectionV2", ["ProcessModuleUtilities"],
	function(ProcessModuleUtilities) {
		return {
			entitySchemaName: "Contact",
			attributes: {},
			messages: {},
			methods: {
				runCustomProcess: function() {
					var config = {
						sysProcessName: "UsrProcess_eedcaa6"
					};
					ProcessModuleUtilities.executeProcess(config);
				}
			},
			diff: /**SCHEMA_DIFF*/ [
				{
					"operation": "insert",
					"name": "CustomButtonContainer",
					"parentName": "FiltersContainer",
					"propertyName": "items",
					"values": {
						"itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.CONTAINER,
						"items": []
 
				},
				{
					"operation":"insert",
					"name": "TestProcessButton",
					"parentName": "CustomButtonContainer",
					"propertyName": "items",
					"values": {
						"itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,
						"caption": {bindTo: "Resources.Strings.CustomButtonCaption"},
						"click": {bindTo: "runCustomProcess"},
						"style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.GREEN
					}
				}
				] /**SCHEMA_DIFF*/
		};
	});

And connected custom process execution when clicking the button. As a result the button appeared on the page as expected:

And a custom process was executed upon clicking it.

Best regards,

Oscar

Oleg Drobina,

Hi Oleg

Couple of questions. If I just wanted this button to appear on List View of the Section Page rather than the Analytics what would need to change?

Also does this code create the custom button here or does that need to be created elsewhere and it is just referenced here?

thanks

Rob Watson,

Hello Rob,

For the first question: I used the FiltersContainer container as a parent for the button, but it has the logic that it's hidden in the list view and is displayed only in analytics view (logic of the saveFiltersContainersVisibility method). In this case logic like this should be used:

methods: {
...
loadAnalyticsDataView: function() {
					this.set("IsCustomButtonContainerVisible", false);
					this.callParent(arguments);
				},
 
				loadGridDataView: function() {
					this.set("IsCustomButtonContainerVisible", true);
					this.callParent(arguments);
				},
...
 
diff: [
...
{
					"operation": "insert",
					"name": "CustomButtonContainer",
					"parentName": "QuickFilterModuleContainer",
					"propertyName": "items",
					"values": {
						"itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.CONTAINER,
						"visible": { "bindTo": "IsCustomButtonContainerVisible" },
						"items": []
					}
				},
				{
					"operation":"insert",
					"name": "TestProcessButton",
					"parentName": "CustomButtonContainer",
					"propertyName": "items",
					"values": {
						"itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,
						"caption": {bindTo: "Resources.Strings.CustomButtonCaption"},
						"click": {bindTo: "runCustomProcess"},
						"style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.GREEN
					}
				}
...
]

We change a parent item for the "CustomButtonContainer" to "QuickFilterModuleContainer". As a result button will be visible only in list view and will be hidden in analytics view.

As for the second quesion: the button is created in the schema diff directly (container + button itself).

Hello Ricardo,

Can you please provide us with more details regarding your request and the business task you are trying to achieve?

I suppose you have some custom section with records and after you open a record and click some button on the page, you want the system to open section Dashboards instead of the regular section record list, am I correct?

Thank you!

Best regards,

Bogdan S.

On the section page are the buttons "new", "actions" , and the ones that switch from list mode to analytic mode.

Besides them,  I have a custom button,  "I/S",  that triggers a business process (in order to build data that will be shown when the user switches to analytic mode) and returns to the section page. Upon return, the section page will be in list mode, as it was before. What I need is the code in the section button processing to return to the section page already in analytic mode, so that the user will not have to click on the analytic mode icon in order to view the data.

Ricardo Bigio,

You can use the following code to change to the dashboard view in a section:

this.changeDataView(this.get("AnalyticsDataViewName"));

Ryan

Perfect. Thanks !

Dear Kevin,

Could you please provide us with the information about how this page was created and how this page is called in a business process?

If this page is a pre-configured page, so you can easily add a button using page wizard and bind the “click” attribute to the appropriate method through a development.

 Best regards,

Norton

Norton Lingard,

It is the "Search page - Contacts and Accoutns" page that is used in the Identify contact by incoming call process. 

It is called like a pre-configured page in the process but when I try to modify it, it only opens right to the schema code instead of opening the page wizard. 

Dear Kevin,

I created the replacing client module for the “SearchAccountAndContactPage” schema and added the following code:

define("SearchAccountAndContactPage", [], function(){

    return {

        entitySchemaName: "Case",

        methods: {

            onCloseContactButton: function() {

                // business logic;

                alert("onCloseContactButton.click()");

            }

        },

        diff: [

                    {

                        "operation": "insert",

                        "parentName": "LeftContainer",

                        "propertyName": "items",

                        "name": "ClosePageButton",

                        "values": {

                            "itemType": this.Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,

                            "caption": {"bindTo": "Resources.Strings.ClosePageButtonCaption"},

                            "click": {"bindTo": "onCloseContactButton"},

                            "style": "red"

                        }

                    }            

            ]

    };    

});

As a result, the button has successfully appeared in the page. Please see the screenshot below:

Please check you entered the correct value for the “caption” property. Since if this property has the wrong value, the button won’t be visible in the page.

Best regards,

Norton

Dear Mariia,

You need to create a module and Extend BaseDashboardItemViewConfig cancel button. Here is the button code example:

define("UsrDashboardItemViewConfig", ["BaseDashboardItemViewConfig"], function() {

    Ext.define("Terrasoft.configuration.UsrDashboardItemViewConfig", {

        extend: "Terrasoft.BaseDashboardItemViewConfig",

        alternateClassName: "Terrasoft.UsrDashboardItemViewConfig",

        getActionsViewConfig: function() {

            return {

                "name": "Actions",

                "itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.CONTAINER,

                "classes": {wrapClassName: ["dashboard-item-actions on-hover-visible"]},

                "items": [

                    {

                        "name": "Cancel",

                        "itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,

                        "style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.BLUE,

                        "caption": {"bindTo": "CancelButtonCaption"},

                        "click": {"bindTo": "onCancelButtonClick"},

                        "classes": {

                            "textClass": "dashboard-item-right"

                        },

                        "visible": {"bindTo": "CancelButtonVisible"}

                    },

                    {

                        "name": "Cancel2",

                        "itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,

                        "style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.BLUE,

                        "caption": "TEST",

                        "click": {"bindTo": "onCancelButtonClick"},

                        "classes": {

                            "textClass": "dashboard-item-right"

                        },

                        "visible": {"bindTo": "ExecuteButtonVisible"}

                    },

                    {

                        "name": "Execute",

                        "itemType": Terrasoft.ViewItemType.BUTTON,

                        "style": Terrasoft.controls.ButtonEnums.style.GREEN,

                        "caption": {"bindTo": "ExecuteButtonCaption"},

                        "click": {"bindTo": "onExecuteButtonClick"},

                        "classes": {

                            "textClass": "dashboard-item-right"

                        },

                        "visible": {"bindTo": "ExecuteButtonVisible"}

                    }

                ]

            };

        }

    });

});

Create replacing client module of SectionActionsDashboard

define("SectionActionsDashboard", ["UsrDashboardItemViewConfig"], function() {

    return {

        

        methods: {

            initDashboardConfig: function() {

                this.callParent(arguments);

                const dashboardConfig = this.get("DashboardConfig");

                var activityItemsConfig = {

                    "Activity": {

                        viewModelClassName: "Terrasoft.ActivityDashboardItemViewModel",

                        viewConfigClassName: "Terrasoft.BaseDashboardItemViewConfig"

                    }

                };

                if (this.$entitySchemaName === "Case") {

                    activityItemsConfig.Activity.viewConfigClassName = "Terrasoft.UsrDashboardItemViewConfig";

                }

                Ext.merge(dashboardConfig, activityItemsConfig);

                this.set("DashboardConfig", dashboardConfig);

            }

        }

    };

});

Regards,

Dean

Dean Parrett,

Thank you for your answer.

I have one more question about this:

How to add another custom "UsrDescription" column to the action dashboard ?

I tried to overload the method

/**

             * @inheritdoc Terrasoft.EntityDashboardItemViewModel#addQueryColumns

             * @overridden

             */

            addQueryColumns: function(esq) {

                this.callParent(arguments);

                esq.addColumn("Title", "Caption");

                esq.addColumn("Type");

                esq.addColumn("StartDate", "Date");

                esq.addColumn("Owner.Name", "Owner");

                esq.addColumn("ProcessElementId");

                esq.addColumn("UsrDescription", "Description");

            },

but it didn't work.

Thank you in advance for your answer.

Best regards,

Mariia

Mariia Prostiak,

The columns in the action dashboard are columns of activity so you need to add it on activity object first. To add it on the activity card on the action dashboard please see the community article below:

https://community.creatio.com/questions/change-task-displayed-fields

Best regards, 

Dennis 

Dean Parrett,

Can you please help me with the Model Part (ActivityDashboardItemViewModel) of the code where I have to Link the button to a business process??

Thank You in Advance,

Venkatesh

Venkatesh Sundaram,

Hello!

Could you please explain your issue in more detail?

Best regards,

Max.

Max,

Hello!

To make the Attached button in the Activity Element Function, i.e., For Example- If the attached button is a Cancel Button which on click should direct to another stage(Canceled) in the DCM Cycle.

Attached a Image for my request. Help me in this.

Thanks,

Venkatesh.

Venkatesh Sundaram,

If this activity is created by the DCM and the button sets the activity's status to "Canceled", you can just go into the DCM setup and set it to go to the "Canceled" stage if the activity's status is "Canceled":

Best regards,

Max.