If you want to display toast messages from a process, you'll need to (1) have a script task in the process that sends the message to the UI and (2) code on the front end that receives the message and displays the toast message. 

For sending the messasge from the process to the UI, see https://customerfx.com/article/sending-a-message-from-server-side-c-to-client-side-javascript-in-bpmonline/

For the toast you can see that here https://customerfx.com/article/displaying-toast-message-popups-from-creatio-freedom-ui-pages/

Ryan

The best option in this case is to make a saving after losing focus from the input. To implement it, you may use the blurred event on the input and add a custom handler, in which you can save the card.

Best regards,

Anhelina!

Hello,

Please describe in detail how exactly this was implemented and provide screenshots of this button's settings.

Mira Dmitruk,

I used the 'Refresh data' action to trigger the 'crt.LoadDataRequest' and control the visibility of elements to switch between views (Calender and List).

#Code Logic in Handler

handlers: /**SCHEMA_HANDLERS*/[{
    request: "crt.LoadDataRequest",
    handler: async (request, next) => {

// Check if the data source name is "ListOrCalenderView"
if (request.dataSourceName === "ListOrCalenderView") {

   // Retrieve the current view mode (Calendar or List)
   const IsCalenderView = await request.$context.IsCalenderView;

   // If the current view is not Calendar (i.e., it's List View)
   if (IsCalenderView === false) {
       // Set the Button caption to "List View"
       request.$context.ListOrCalenderView_caption = "List View";
       request.$context.IsCalenderView = true;
 // Set the ListView flag to false since we are now in Calendar view
       request.$context.IsListView = false;

   } else {
  // If the current view is Calendar, switch to List View
  request.$context.ListOrCalenderView_caption = "Calender View";   request.$context.IsCalenderView = false;
  request.$context.IsListView = true;

 }

}

Regards,

Ajay K
 

Mira Dmitruk,

Do you have any alternative solutions besides switching between List and Calendar views?

I'm also tried sdk.generateGuid(), I test it on the console and returns a Guid, but for some reason the parameters is not delivered to the process, what's wrong?

Hi Julio, 

As of Creatio 8.1.3 you can pass multiple records into a process using a collection parameter. This executes a single process for the collection of selected records. See an example in this article: https://customerfx.com/article/launching-a-process-for-multiple-records-in-a-creatio-list/

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thanks Ryan,

I know and I use them, the problem is the process ran for each record individually and if I need to detect when it processes all selected records, generate a report like "Selected records xxx, processed records yyy" and actually this is not possible 

At least I don't know how to do this.

Thanks again

Julio

Thanks Ryan, your article solves my problem, great job as usual

Regards

Julio

Hi Stefano,

We've had many problems with translation to PT_PT  in version  8.1.4, 

upgrading the system to 8.1.5 has solved the issues

Rgds,

Luis

thank you for your feedback!

Hello Anjar,

Unfortunately, it's impossible to edit the account relationship page.

We've registered the new idea to our R&D team. 

Thank you!

Believe the column 'FloatValue'  is located in the 'System setting value' object 

Hello! 

Thank you for your question. 

Unfortunately, at the database level, there is a limit of two characters after the dot.

We appreciate your input and will record this suggestion as an idea for consideration.

Alternatively, if you need to use this value in a business process, you can programmatically designate the type as "Text" and convert the string to a decimal format.

Hello,
It seems that the attributes will not work properly with the filter, as an alternative I can suggest applying the full filter in a handler where you can change it as you want, for example:

		handlers: /**SCHEMA_HANDLERS*/[
          {
            request: "crt.HandleViewModelAttributeChangeRequest",
            handler: async (request, next) => {
            	const result = await next?.handle(request);
            	request.$context.DataGrid_7cyakqc_PredefinedFilter={"items": {
								"1893734f-7c93-40a5-9592-8e7231005e10": {
									"filterType": 1,
									"comparisonType": 7,
									"isEnabled": true,
									"trimDateTimeParameterToDate": false,
									"leftExpression": {
										"expressionType": 0,
										"columnPath": "Age"
									},
									"isAggregative": false,
									"dataValueType": 4,
									"rightExpression": {
										"expressionType": 2,
										"parameter": {
											"dataValueType": 4,
											"value": 20
										}
									}
								}
							},
							"logicalOperation": 0,
							"isEnabled": true,
							"filterType": 6,
							"rootSchemaName": "Contact"};
            	return result;
              }
          }
        ]

Hi,

And what is the datatype for the PDS_UsrWorkHours_sjx2srh and UsrActualFuelRemaining? And what is the error message you receive?

Hello,
The ability to add dynamic parameters to a validator is still under development, as a way around you can try using global variables like window. For example

handlers: /**SCHEMA_HANDLERS*/[
{
    request: "dw.StartDateChange",
    handler: async (request, next) => {
        window.StartDate = await request.$context.DateTimeAttribute_lpcf566;
        if(request.$context.IsStartDateInited) {
            request.$context.validate();
        }
        request.$context.IsStartDateInited = true;
        return next?.handle(request);
    }
}]                
...        

"dw.StartDateIsNotNotLessThanProjectStartDate": {
    "validator": function (config) {
        return function (control) {
            return (!control.value || control.value >= window.StartDate)
                ? null
                : {"dw.StartDateValidator": {message: config.message}};
        };
    },
    "params": [
        {
            "name": "message"
        }
    ],
    "async": false
}

You can use the CardState to see if the record is in add mode (record is being added, saved for first time) or edit mode:

const mode = await request.$context.CardMode;
if (mode === “add”) {
    //
}

If you need to call some code exactly once when a record is created, I'd suggest moving the whole logic to backend. Specifically EntityEventListener and implement OnInserting or OnInserted methods to call your logic before or after the record is saved

Ryan Farley,

Hey Ryan,

Thanks for the reply, however that didn't work. The CardMode returns undefined, and when inspecting it in developer tools (request.$context object) the value is always 'edit' , when inserting the first time or when updating. Is there anything else I can do to fix the issue? Thanks

Best,

Mohamad

Yurii Sokil,

Hey Yurii,

Thanks for the reply, I have tried moving the logic to backend, however I encountered some issues. The overloaded method OnInserted cannot be async, and therefore I cannot call APIs directly from that method.

There is another option to call asynchronously using this method https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platform/back-end-development/objects-business-logic#title-2173-11 . However that doesn't solve the problem as if there were any errors when executing the asynchronous code, the record gets saved normally without indicating errors. Its a fire and forget operation and I need something that prevents a record from being inserted if the API call failed. Is there any way I can achieve this? Thanks for help

Best,

Mohamad

I need something like this but on freedom UI page instead of classic UI page

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platform/platform-customization/classic-ui/record-page/field/examples/enable-the-automatic-numbering-front-end

Mohamad Salhani,

If all you're after is to set up an auto number column, you can use the new auto number column default value. See https://customerfx.com/article/working-with-autonumber-fields-in-creatio/

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

No, so basically I need to populate a field once a record is created, and the value comes from an external API that I have to call

Ryan Farley,

Thanks for the support, I was finally able to solve it by checking the createdOn and modifiedOn dates for the record and see if they are equal, this way I can identify if the record was added for the first time or not. 

Thanks again!

Hi Mohamad, 
You can use AsyncPump.Run() to call async methods synchronously in your event listener. Also you can override OnInserting rather than OnInserted so your logic is called before the record is actually saved. 

Yurii Sokil,

Hey Yuri,

Thanks for the reply! It did work however I have a question. How can I pass arguments to the method passed in AsyncPump.Run() ? 

I have this code, but I can't pass arguments to the method.

[EntityEventListener(SchemaName = "UsrPetolTest")]
public class CustomEntityEventListener : BaseEntityEventListener
{
    public override void OnInserting(object sender, EntityBeforeEventArgs e)
    {
        base.OnInserting(sender, e);
 
        var entity = (Entity)sender;
        var userConnection = entity.UserConnection;
 
        AsyncPump.Run(testing);
 
    }
 
    private async void testing()
    {
        try
        {

Best,

Mohamad