Hello,

You are right to use crt.SaveRecordRequest, the only thing you need to add a check for the attribute name. Here is the screenshot from the debugger when clicking the "Save all" button:

Like

 {
                request: 'crt.SaveRecordsRequest',
                handler: async(request, next) => {
                  if (request.itemsAttributeName == "GridDetail_9ib3s20"
) {
                    console.log("I am triggered");
                  }
                  return next?.handle(request);
                }
            }

Thank you for the response. I see the difference now so for record page its 'crt.SaveRecordRequest' but for list page its with s 'crt.SaveRecordsRequest'

Hello,

Here is the example of a handler where I read all values displayed in the list of contacts on the account form page:

{
                request: 'crt.SaveRecordsRequest',
                handler: async(request, next) => {
                  if (request.itemsAttributeName == "GridDetail_9ib3s20"
) {
                    const gridDetail = await request.$context.GridDetail_9ib3s20;
                    let nameColumnValues = [];
                    gridDetail.forEach((item) => {
 
                      nameColumnValues.push(item.GridDetail_9ib3s20DS_Name.__zone_symbol__value);
 
                    });
                    console.log(nameColumnValues);
                  }
                  return next?.handle(request);
                }
            }

GridDetail_9ib3s20 - is the attribute name for my test list.

As a result the array of names was logged in the console:

So you can try the same approach on your end.

I saw in the debugging is there some resultParameterValues in the response, but is null and I have one output parameter?

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

Solved! due the debugging resultParameterNames element I tried and works, here the result

// Inicialize Process input parameters
var ClienteObject = await request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSCuenta_kn04jps;
var LugarPobladoObject = await request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSLugarPoblado_g8rmatm;
var ProductoObject = await request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSProducto_cuzrngv;
if ( ClienteObject == null || LugarPobladoObject == null || ProductoObject == null ) {
	await next?.handle(request);
 
}
/// Run process
const handlerChain = sdk.HandlerChainService.instance;
const result = await handlerChain.process({
	type: "crt.RunBusinessProcessRequest",
	processName: "NCSPrecioFinalProductoPedido",
	processParameters: {
		DetallePedidoID: await request.$context.Id,
		ClienteID: ClienteObject.value,
		LugarPobladoID: LugarPobladoObject.value,
		ProductoID: ProductoObject.value
 
	},
	/* Process Output Paramters */
	"resultParameterNames": [
		"PrecioFinal",
		"ProcessesRanOK"
	],
	$context: request.$context
});
 
// Result is OK?
if ( result.success && result.resultParameterValues[ "ProcessesRanOK" ] ) {
	// OK, get price
	request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSPrecio_leqtalu = result.resultParameterValues[ "PrecioFinal" ];
 
} else {
	// Some error msg
	console.log( "Error getting price" )
 
}

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

Julio, excellent find - I assume the start of the process needs to be marked as "run in background" = false? Can you check if your process is marked that way?

Ryan

.

Ryan Farley,

Hi Ryan, 

Yes, I have configured it as you indicate. Happy to help you!

Julio

Hi all,
Could anyone please help on this
Regards,
Elakkia.

Elakkia ,Hello!
 

Unfortunately, adding your own button to existing templates is not possible.
 

However, the development team is currently working on an article that will describe the steps to add a custom tile in the Next Steps element through code. This article will soon be available on our academy.
 

Additionally, we have registered an idea to add the "Revise" button to the default tile template in the Next Steps.
 

Thank you for your request!

Pavlo Sokil,

Thanks for the reply!

Pavlo Sokil,

Are there any estimations for both of that plans? 

i mean the article, and "Revise" button?

I'm also tried sdk.generateGuid(), I test it on the console and returns a Guid, but for some reason the parameters is not delivered to the process, what's wrong?

Hi Julio, 

As of Creatio 8.1.3 you can pass multiple records into a process using a collection parameter. This executes a single process for the collection of selected records. See an example in this article: https://customerfx.com/article/launching-a-process-for-multiple-records-in-a-creatio-list/

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thanks Ryan,

I know and I use them, the problem is the process ran for each record individually and if I need to detect when it processes all selected records, generate a report like "Selected records xxx, processed records yyy" and actually this is not possible 

At least I don't know how to do this.

Thanks again

Julio

Thanks Ryan, your article solves my problem, great job as usual

Regards

Julio

Hello,

The possible reasons, why user can't open the page:
1. User does not have permissions to page data source. 
2. The list page is not added to any workplace, available for user. 
3. Another page is configured for the current user (or his role) in the object related pages.

Solution:
1. Set up correct permissions, workplaces (check 1-3 points above). 
2. Add page to the Whitelist of pages to bypass page opening restrictions lookup, if customer want to allow any user can open via direct URL regardless of configured permissions. 
3. Add user (or role) to CanBypassPageOpeningRestrictions system operation to bypass all restrictions. We strongly recommend to use correct configuration (not just bypass permissions) to provide the best level of security. 

Mira Dmitruk,

This worked for me, 
 

Add page to the Whitelist of pages to bypass page opening restrictions lookup, if customer want to allow any user can open via direct URL regardless of configured permissions.

Thank you!
Solem A.

Hello Rachel,

When you click "Save All" button crt.SaveRecordsRequest is called.
Override this handler by implementing your version of it with logic you need.

Hope this helps 

Yevhenii Grytsiuk,

Thank you very much for your answer!
I tried using the crt.SaveRecordsRequest handler, and it works great!

I have another question, if you don’t mind:

Which handler is called when the user clicks the "New" button in a detail that has the "Inline adding records" option enabled?

 I’m referring to this button:

By the way, I noticed the image you previously shared didn’t load correctly. Could you please resend it? I’m very interested in understanding this feature better.

Also, is there a consolidated resource where all these handlers are documented? I noticed that the Academy only covers documentation for basic handlers.

Thanks again for your help!

Rachel

Hi everyone,

Just checking for updates on the "New" button handler in a detail with "Inline adding records." 

Thanks!

Hello Yurii,

OOTB, we have input mask for Freedom UI phone number fields. This can be turned on in the designer:



Additionally, you can check out the following community post on how to add an input mask: https://community.creatio.com/articles/how-add-input-mask

I hope this helps.

Have a great day!

Alina Yakovlieva,

Thanks, I know about the phone number thing. The post you sent link to refers to old UI. Is there a way to create an input mask for Text field(not phone number) in FreedomUI ? Code works too

Hello,

Find the _sendRequest method in the core file like 1964.1a6d8f3494eb48eb.js. This will show that the request sent when clicking the record is "crt.UpdateRecordRequest" (on the screenshot below I've clicked the Account column value for the record in the "Job experience" list on the contact page):

So in case you need to modify the logic you need to add a check for the UpdateRecordRequest and make sure it's called when clicking the needed column value (using the recordId parameter for example).

Hello sprity,

If i understood you correctly, you want to control visibility state or togle mode of the folders tree. The handler you provided, well, is responsible for this logic.  

Here is an example of how you can do it:

Toggle mode (open if closed, close if open):
{ 
    request: 'crt.FolderTreeVisibleRequest', 
    params: { 
        folderTreeName: "FolderTree_blabla", 
        togglePanel: true 
    } 
}

Explicit visibility mode (always open or always close, regardless of current state):

{ 
    request: 'crt.FolderTreeVisibleRequest', 
    params: { 
        folderTreeName: "FolderTree_blabla", 
        visible: true  // or false to close 
    } 
}

As mentioned, this handler also saves the state to the user profile, meaning that when the page is reopened, the folder tree will be in the same state (open or closed) as it was before. If you'd prefer not to save the state in the profile, you can manually update the visibility attribute, like so:

{folder tree name}_visible => FolderTree_blabla_visible

Hope this helps! Let me know if i understood you correctly and if you have any questions let.

Yevhenii Grytsiuk,

Thank you for this Yevhenii. One of the more difficult parts of working with Freedom UI is the inability to dig into the out of the box code to see how to change the behavior. This was easy with classic, but for Freedom we have to dig through all the minified code to see if we get lucky finding what we are after. 
Until there's better documentation outlining what all the various requests are to handle, it would be great to have some sort of switch (like the IsDebug setting to enable debug mode) that just dumps all the fired requests to the console (and maybe include what object/component fired the request?) Not sure how reasonable that would be since it's likely quite a bit of stuff would show there, but might make it easier to see the requests that fire when some action is taken.

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Sounds great to me. I will register your idea so that our r&d team hopefully would implement it.