Hello,



All the information you need is stored in the Activity object, Body column. From there you can retrieve the information you require.

Hello,

Thank you for your Idea, we have registered it for our R&D team and such functionality may appear in future releases.

Hi Damien



I think you can do event tracking using a combination of Creatio anonymous web service and QR Code generation.

You can generate a QR Code image for each attendee using our QR Code Addon (https://marketplace.creatio.com/app/experceo-qr-code-generator-creatio) to create a link with the attendee ID to a Creatio web service to track the attendance.



If you're open to using a third-party tool, you can use a Jotform Event Management Application (https://www.jotform.com/app-templates/event-management-app) to manage the registrations and integrate it with Creatio using our Jotform Connector (https://marketplace.creatio.com/app/experceo-jotform-connector-creatio).



Hope this helps!



Thank you

Mohamed

Hello,



Unfortunately, there is no workaround with the 5MB limit, since it is a restriction from the ESPs side.

It is a general recommendation to optimize size of your bulk email attachments.

Hi,

we asked the ESP ElasticEmail, according to them, our limit is at 10mb.

Is there a technical reason why in Creatio it is 5mb ?

Cheers,



Damien

Damien Collot,

Thank you for the information. We will pass it on to our R&D team.

Hello Laurentiu,

C# cannot be used to display the popup directly. What can be done is send a websocket message to the client side and display the popup when a websocket message is received. Like described here, but in the onNewMessage method you need to call this.showInformationDialog method (just check how it's called out-of-the-box) and pass the message to it.

If this is a local system you can use debugging with your C# code, see https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…

If this is a cloud system, sending messages to the UI to display a message box isn't the best route since the message boxes aren't blocking, meaning if your code sends 3 messages, only the last one will show in the message box, plus it means you have to add client-side code to receive the message and display it. 

It would be far better to just create a lookup object to write your debug messages to, then you just check the lookup to see the messages. 

Ryan

Hello!



Here's an example of such a filter:







Best regards,

Anton

Hello,

Bulk/trigger emails are not supposed to have files attached to them since the email provider can reject sending this email. The only way to have a file (for example pdf file) being attached to an email if it is a trigger/bulk email - is to put this file as a link to the body of an email. Your file should be stored in some public storage that can be accessed by anyone and the link to it will be like this https://test_storage_system/$File/TestSheet.pdf.

But if you put this link to the body of an email - recipients will get an error when opening it. So you need to use the OpenElement parameter at the end and make the link look like this

https://test_storage_system/$File/TestSheet.pdf?OpenElement. As a result, users will see opened pdf documents (which they can download after that) that can be accessed from your bulk/trigger email.

Bogdan,

Hello thank you for your reply. I'll find a way to generate a link of my file and use it within a bulk email

Hi!

We currently do not have Russian video materials ready. Thank you for bringing up the idea!

We will take it into consideration.

Hello,



Please be informed that it is not possible to edit templates that are used in running campaigns. You can edit email templates in Content Designer. I am sending you an instruction that describes how to do it in detail: https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/creatio-apps/products/marketing-to…