Hi Satyam, 
You can try using crt.7XRequest with action 'EditRecord'/ 'AddRecord'. Please see this article on community : https://community.creatio.com/questions/base-function-lookup-value-clic…

Yurii Sokil,

The Terrasoft modules are also still available. You can use the same code as in classic UI, something like this will work in a Freedom UI request: 

Terrasoft.MiniPageListener.open({
	parameters: {
		entitySchemaName: "Activity"
	},
	valuePairs: [
		{ name: "Type", value: "fbe0acdc-cfc0-df11-b00f-001d60e938c6" },
		{ name: "Contact", value: contactId },
		{ name: "Account", value: accountId }
	],
	miniPageSchemaName: "ActivityMiniPage",
	operation: Terrasoft.ConfigurationEnums.CardOperation.ADD,
	showDelay: 0,
	miniPageSourceSandboxId: null
});

Ryan

Hi Kevin, you need to disable the Feature called UseSchemaDesignPackageUIdByHierarchy. In yor instance must add this "/0/Shell/#Section/AppFeature_ListPage" after cretio.com to open the Features Page, search the feature, disable (turning off the “Is enabled” and “Is enabled for current user”), save and click on  button "Clear Cache".

Regards

Julio Falcón

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

Are there any caveats to doing this Julio?

Gareth Osler,

This basically just reverts the behavior to use the "Current Package" system setting, even for all Freedom UI stuff. I have more info on that here: https://customerfx.com/article/reverting-the-behavior-for-saving-pages-in-the-creatio-freedom-ui-designer-to-use-current-package-setting/

Ryan

Hello!

The new package is creating if changes have been made to the application, but its main package is locked.

When developing an application, you can force the application not to create a new empty package, but to save changes to the package you created.
This can be done by disabling the UseSchemaDesignPackageUIdByHierarchy system feature - it is responsible for the logic of checking and creating a new package for the application, as well as the CurrentPackageId system setting and the Installed application and Package lookups. 

Now you will need to specify the package (recommended Custom) in the CurrentPackageId setting.

This message is referring to the data elements in your package. There are sections added to workplaces in the package (SysModuleInWorkplace) but the Workplaces they are added to are not bound in data elements in the package (SysWorkplace). To resolve, look at any data elements for SysModuleInWorkplace in your package and make sure you add a data element for SysWorkplace for the workplaces that the sections are in.

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thanks alot!

Greetings,
 

Could you please tell me what you mean by "why my object is not saved"? 

Hello,
The reason lies in the type (UsageType) of the RecordInactive= "Advanced" column, which is why the system does not display it in the designer. Unfortunately, there is no way to change this column type.

However, there is a workaround that will allow you to use the feature, namely the "DisableBlockingSystemColumns" feature that needs to be created and enabled for users that you need to have the rights to use such system fields.
1. Go to the link: https://SITENAME.creatio.com/0/Features
2. Add a new parameter:

3. Create a new parameter called "DisableBlockingSystemColumns", then add the role that well have the access to it, enable the checkbox and save the changes:

4. Relogin to the site.

However, this will allow users who have this option enabled to see other restricted and system columns in the system. We recommend using this approach in the "extreme" case, if the work of this functionality is critically important.

In addition, we have already created a task for our development team to fix this issue. Unfortunately, we have no exact ETA at the moment, since the task is at the initial stage, but it may be included into one of the next releases.

Hello,

To be able to see these emails, you need to enable logging in the advanced settings in the Email Sending process element. 
After that, you can find the emails in the Activity table or set up a dashboard to view them.

Hello,

While DCM lacks a direct feature to check another object's values and restrict access based on that data, a simple no-code workaround can be implemented. Add a subprocess as the initial step in the DCM stages. This subprocess will check the related contract status, and if it's not 'Active,' it will notify the user and revert the stage to the previous one.

Alternatively, you can create a button that allows the user to select the desired stage. The system will then verify if the record can be transferred to the selected stage.

Kalymbet Anastasia,

Thank you for your input. Appreciated. 

Hello,

Could you please specify what exactly does not work? At what step do you experience difficulties? Do you receive any errors during the process?

If this is being done via a model copy (See https://customerfx.com/article/copying-a-record-from-client-side-code-using-the-model-class-in-a-creatio-freedom-ui-page/) then yes, you can update values, then finally insert the new record that was created from the copy. The article linked shows how to do this.

If this is from the Copy menu on a list, then you'd have to change that to use your own request, then copy, set the values, insert, in your own custom code.

Ryan

Hi Ryan, 

I was just calling the request from the button. Another thing is that if you call it from any page other than [object]_ListPage it’ll open the classic ui page, rather than the freedom UI page. 
I’ll definitely give the approach you described a try, I’m sure it’ll work. 
Thanks a lot!