Hello,

Can you please clarify how exactly the cambioTexto1 method is called?

Thank you!

The issue is that every change made to the text results in it firing the function again, plus, the changed value won't be read by the function on subsequent calls due to the timing is that the function firing and the value changing, which is why it's getting called so many times (and likely exceeding out the call stack max).

Instead if firing the value on the change, maybe fire it on the blur (when the user exits the control). To do this, remove the change attribute for the control and add this to the values block for the control in the diff:

"blur": {
    "bindTo": "cambioTexto1"
}

Or you could do it on save before using callParent.

Ryan

Oleg Drobina,

Hello Oleg,

In the section page there is a field called "Texto1" (with the code UsrTexto1). Inside the code schema of that section is the method that I provided earlier.

As you may see the method is called cambioTexto1, which is compose of cambio ("change" in Spanish) and Texto1 (the name of the field). It means that Creatio internally calls that function each time the value of that field is modified (with a built-in trigger I guess).

Therefore, the method is always called automatically, I don't call it manually.

Thanks for your interest!

Ryan Farley,

That makes sense,



I will try that tomorrow and check if it solves the problem



Thanks for you help!

Ryan Farley,

Hi again,

I've tried with the solution you provided but I haven't been able to fix the issue yet.

I also took a look at and older post where you submitted the same solution. I've tried to follow the implementation as you suggest. Here I share the current code:

{
	"operation": "insert",
	"name": "STRINGe5cdab8a-f59c-4c1c-aa90-c412e4c3e5ae",
	"values": {
		"layout": {
			"colSpan": 24,
			"rowSpan": 1,
			"column": 0,
			"row": 1,
			"layoutName": "ProfileContainer"
		},
		"bindTo": "UsrTexto1",
		"enabled": true,
		"blur": {
			"bindTo": "cambioTexto1"
		}
	},
	"parentName": "ProfileContainer",
	"propertyName": "items",
	"index": 1
},

Note: I have also removed the attributes part as you mentioned.

The problem is that when I try to modify a register or create a new one this happens:

The page displays blank content and, as you can see on the browser console at the right, there is an error related to an undefined value.

The messages you see before the error are traces I added to see the variable values:

console.log("Vueltas: " + this.get("Vueltas"));
- Vueltas: 0
 
console.log("Modificado: " + this.get("Modificado"));
- Modificado: false
 
console.log("Value read: " + this.get("UsrTexto1"));
- Value read: undefined

I have already read the documentation for the client schemas and I still have no clue how to solve it.

Regards.

Dear Amanthena,

There is no possibility to write directly to the Redis cache from the configuration. However, you can write to the Application level cache, which is stored to the Redis. Please see this article to find more info on Application cache:

https://academy.bpmonline.com/documents/technic-sdk/7-13/recommendations-use-different-types-repositories

The access to the Application cache is through UserConnection. ApplicationCache is a dictionary and to read/write you need to do the following:

userConnection.ApplicationCache[«123”] = “qwe”

Hope you find it helpful!

Anastasia

Thank you for all the life-saving help, Anastasia!

Anastasia Botezat,

Hi Anastasia,



In your earlier comment, you give an example of how to store a String in the dictionary. Could you share a working code snippet of how we can cache C# objects inside it? 



Ref - https://community.creatio.com/questions/store-object-icachestore-sessio…;

Dear Shrikanth,

In order to store an object in Application cache you should serialize the object to string and save the string. Please find more information about serialization in the article by the link below:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2434534/serialize-an-object-to-string

Best regards,

Norton