I assume you're referring to the caption? You can change the caption for the button by opening the edit page schema (for example, AccountPageV2) and find the localizable string (on the left side) "SaveButtonCaption" then give it a new value.

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thanks Ryan, that worked when creating a new record. When I click New to add a new record the save button became Submit, but when editing the existing record the button appeared to be "Save" again. How to make it Submit on adding and editing a record.

Thanks in advance

You also need to change the "SaveRecordButtonCaption" string in the associated section (such as AccountSectionV2)

Ryan Farley,

Worked ! Many thanks Ryan. 

I have the same question, especially with one instance having a compile time of 10 minutes.

There is some documentation on using external IDEs here External IDEs | Creatio Academy.

The following looks interesting, but I'm not sure if a local Creatio instance is required:

Develop C# code in a custom project | Creatio Academy

Develop C# code in a custom project | Creatio Academy / Write C# code for Creatio in the cloud

If you turn on the option in your package for it to compile to it's own assembly then it should take less time since it's only compiling your package and not the entire system.

Other than that, developing externally using tools such as clio would speed the process up. 

Some of scripts that are used in many processes can be transformed into User task

Some best practices documentation videos, updated / new e-learning courses would be great in order to maximise the development in nocode and in code with Creatio  (video courses which can also show how to maximize the use of different tools like clio etc...) the amount of information at the moment is still disparate and super light. 

To build an assembly the Terrasoft libraries are needed.  A local Creatio install would be needed (unless there is some other way).

Gareth Osler,

You can add the Creatio NuGet package to your local Visual Studio project for the Creatio/Terrasoft references also (without a local install). https://www.nuget.org/packages/CreatioSDK

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Following the instructions from Write C# code for Creatio in the cloud I'm getting the following error running Executor.exe

.\Executor.exe

Unhandled Exception: System.Net.CookieException: The 'Value'='Lax,.ASPXAUTH' part of the cookie is invalid.
   at System.Net.Cookie.VerifySetDefaults(CookieVariant variant, Uri uri, Boolean isLocalDomain, String localDomain, Boolean set_default, Boolean isThrow)
   at System.Net.CookieContainer.Add(Uri uri, Cookie cookie)
   at Executor.Program.TryLogin(String userName, String userPassword, String authServiceUri)
   at Executor.Program.Login()
   at Executor.Program.Main(String[] args)

The instructions are essentially to build an assembly locally and then I think upload it to the cloud instance using Executor.exe.  It looks as though it is not able to log in to the cloud instance due to an invalid cookie value.  I can't think of  a way round that.

[Edit] Apart from upload the assembly manually, would only take a few seconds!

[Edit] Could clio CI/CD be used to automate deployment?

Hi Ajay,

Let's look at how the customization process works in general. 

When a customer makes any changes to the installed application, your core logic remains unchanged. Instead, the app is extended with a new package where replaced schemas are created, inheriting your core schemas. When you make new changes to the app and customize these core schemas, after delivering a new version to the client, only those core schemas will be updated. The customer's inherited schemas will remain unchanged.

Therefore, custom changes will not be overwritten. However, we recommend supporting backward compatibility to avoid breaking custom changes after delivery.
 

If you are going through the update process together with the client, we suggest using the delivery process article to build a safe delivery process.

Hello!

Please contact support@creatio.com to analyze the situation in more detail. 

Best regards,
Anton

Hello Eryk,

Unfortunately, it's impossible to reuse components in custom angular components for now, but Creatio plans to add such functionality in future releases.

  Hi, Vladimir,

Sorry, but we don't know if it can even be achieved using additional front-end development. The only solution we can think of is adding a column to the view you already use where the calculation will be performed automatically and displayed in the pivot table.

Sergii Zhmurko,

Thank you. A column with % will be summarized in totals, so it will show incorrect value.

Hope to see calculated fields in Creatio pivot tables (similar to Excel functionality) in future versions

Kind regards,

Vladimir

Hello!
 

In the basic configuration, there is no option to display all rows as collapsed by default in the pivot table functionality. 
We have noted this idea to our R&D team.
You might consider implementing a fixed style for lists using development tools.

Alona Dolya,

Thank you for the reply. Could you please give a hint, what should be changed using development tools? Where is style of pivot table defined?

Vladimir Sokolov,

I apologize for the misinformation. You will not be able to implement this through development because the pivot table is a web component and cannot be overridden.

Hello!

I recommend using a business process, because business rules work only on the case page, so if a field is changed by a user in the UI, a business rule will be triggered.
Since the feedback is filled in through internal services without interaction with the case page, the business rule will not work because there will be no trigger for its execution.
Therefore, set up a process that will change the required fields in the case and fill in the required fields.

It worked thank you very much

Hello,

As of now, it's not possible to correctly display the field with HTML formatting in the printable.  

Our R&D team has already been informed and is currently working on the mentioned issue.

As a workaround suggestion, you can replace the rich text field with a simple text field. We understand that it’s missing the format settings and cannot be applied to tables, but it should work for a sentence or two simple comments.  

Thank you for being an active part of the community and helping to make Creatio better!

Hello Hanna,

Thank you very much for your response

Regards

Stefano

Here is a sucessfull report launch result:

As this shows, the field COmment and Expenses amount is showing a "Null" result.

Have to start over again, any modifications to the original report makes the latest version STOP. It will not RUN.