Hi Community,

Any update regarding scenario?

Sasori

Hey,
So you can  fetch the count of records under the detail object through code.If the count is greater than 0 then you can make it visibile.
EG below:

for the visibilty logic refer - https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…


 

yes, adding the view for more columns in the dropdown field would be great !

Hello,
We created a dedicated task for our R&D team in order for them to review the possibility of adding this logic to a dropdown list. For now, you can use "Selection window"

Hi Community,

Any update regarding this scenario?

Sasori

Sasori,

You can fetch the event of deletion in a business process. Then you can do actions and if your object opportunity has live update set then the updates will appear as soon the business process has run.

Other option would be to add your own action in the list and handle all necessary changes in the page.

Franck

Hello!

There is a crt.DeleteRecordsRequest, you can add a custom handler for this request (handlers in schema metadata).

This request is called when the user tries to delete records from the row menu and bulk actions menu.
But it is called before user confirmation (modal window), and rights checking.

There are such properties in the payload: 

dataSourceName - data source name of list, for which request is called;
filters - filters for records deletion(passed when records deleted by bulk actions panel)

recordIds - record ids which should be deleted (passed when record deleted by clicking row menu delete button)

Example:

handlers: /**SCHEMA_HANDLERS*/[{
            request: "crt.DeleteRecordsRequest",
            handler: async (request, next) => {
                const dataSourceName = request.dataSourceName;
                const filters = request.filters;
                const recordIds = request.recordIds ;

                console.log(dataSourceName, filters, recordIds );
                return next?.handle(request);
            }
}]/**SCHEMA_HANDLERS*/,

Hey,
1.Yes you can deselect the inline editing of records option in the designer page for the detail.
2.Yes it is possible through code - but can you pls elaborate on what you mean by custom?
3.No you can't do the live calculation on the list page

Hello Eryk,
Thank you for your question!

Regarding your forth question. The following code should work

Note that you also need to add @creatio-devkit/common library to your module dependencies as well as pass parameter it's function.

You can find some examples of how to open a page in custom handler here.

Regarding you fifth question. Could you please clarify and provide example on how you are implementing your logic? 
 

Good afternoon!
 

To do this, you need to enable the "UseMobileFlutterFirst" feature here:

https://mywebsite.creatio.com/0/flags

Regards,
Anton

Hi Anton, thank you for the reply. I enabled "UseMobileFlutterFirst" as you described but I still do not see the checkbox to enable freedomUI in the mobile app wizard for our leads section. Is there anything else I need to do?

Also, it looks like you posted an image but it didn't load for me in case that included an additional step.

Eric

Eric Curran,

Please contact technical support at support@creatio.com

Hello!
Please provide examples of how you implement filters.

In the List Settings below, I need the results from more than one filter condition, more than just Account.ID=Opportunity.Account. 

Adding a second filter is possible, but the two filters are intrinsically connected by an AND operator, and there is no obvious way to specify a complex filter here.

John DeFayette,

Hello,

At the moment, it is not possible to set up such filtering. 

We have informed the development team about this need and registered an idea for such an improvement, so this feature may be available in the future.

Thank you for helping to make our product better.

Best regards,
Pavlo

Hello!

As I get from your request - your main goal is to update the data in detail. To do so, you should call the LoadDataRequest for dataSourceName of this detail (or for a separate field of the object):

request: "crt.SaveRecordRequest",
handler: async (request, next) => {
	await next?.handle(request);
	const gridDetailDataSourceName = request.$context.getBoundDataSourceNameByAttributePath("GridDetail_pds6xcv");
	await request.$context.executeRequest({
		type:"crt.LoadDataRequest",
		$context: request.$context,
		"dataSourceName": gridDetailDataSourceName,
		"config": {
			"loadType": "reload",
			"useLastLoadParameters": true
		}
	});
}

Hi

Anhelina,

The Main Goal is to get the changed fields. For example, we open a record, make some changes to two fields and click on save button. In the SaveRecordRequest we should be able to get the changed fields name and it's value

Regards

Rakshith Dheer

Is there any solution , how to get the new value of changed data before save in request: "crt.SaveRecordRequest", ???

Safa Ghandri,

If you are looking into the direct way to get changed attributes values in the SaveRecordRequest - there is none documented on our side. But you can use HandleViewModelAttributeChangeRequest (will be triggered when anything is changed on the page or you can also add additional filtration to trigger a custom logic upon modification of specific attributes) where request has the oldValue and value properties, save the original values of needed attributes into the separate parameters and use these parameters in your task.

You can see how that feature works by looking at the "LiveEditingBaseEntityEventListener" source code schema. In initial versions you could see they were just using MsgChannelUtilities.PostMessage and the message name, but in 8.1.2 that has been abstracted away. Still you could execute the same way as implemented in that schema.

Ryan

You can add the filterConfig to the request. Something like this, first create the filter(s): 

const filter = new sdk.FilterGroup();
await filter.addSchemaColumnFilterWithParameter(sdk.ComparisonType.Equal, "UsrColumn", "Value");
 
// workaround for filters required in Creatio 8.1.0 and older
const newFilter = Object.assign({}, filter);
newFilter.items = filter.items;

Then add them in the request, something like this: 

entitySchemaType: "UsrMyLookupObject",
filtersConfig: {
	filterAttributes: [{
		name: "MyFilter",
		loadOnChange: false
	}],
	attributesConfig: {
		MyFilter: {
			value: newFilter
		}
	}
},

See additional examples here: https://community.creatio.com/questions/filter-crtopenlookuppagerequest

Ryan