I try to set up a business process with a formula comparing if a specific field value in a selection list is set.

It seems that there is a problem with the translation I applied to the field values, they are available in German and English.

 

The formula goes like this:

 

[#PROCESSELEMENT.First item of resulting collection.FIELDNAME#] == [#Lookup.LOOKUPNAME.LOOKUPVALUE.b177588e-38fa-46d5-a092-0caafaa59373#]

 

PROESSELEMENT is set correctly to the process element in my business process

FIELDNAME is set correctly to the name of the field in the form

LOOKUPNAME is set correctly to the name of the lookup list

LOOKUPUPVALUE is set to the localized English version of the field value. It seems that there is a string comparison in place which doesn't work if my users language is set to German.

 

As there is already a UNID in the comparison string, how can I make it work in a translation setting?

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Hi!

I want to use localization in Marketing Emails. Adding a localized Message-template in a bulk email seems not to work. Does anyone have experience with localized marketing emails?

 

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Hello Team!

 

There is any why to bound a localization for the values in the lookup. Example: ContactType is recording all the localizables values in SysContactTypeLcz (I would like to bound this one)

 If any one have an idea is more than welcome.

 

Regards,

 

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Federico, 



Binding localizable data using UI is not possible yet. 

Please find the instruction on how to do it using SVN here: https://academy.creatio.com/docs/developer/back-end_development/localiz…

and here:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/developer/back-end_development/localiz…



Best Regards,

Yurii

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