Hello,

You can find the instructions on this in the Academy article below:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/customization-tools/custom-localization/manage-ui-languages

However, please note that if your site is located in our Cloud, you need to contact the support team directly at support@creatio.com so we could properly install the needed localization to your site from our end.

The view of the environment is automatically mirrored in the Arabic localization.

Hello Laura,

Thank you for your question.

I have contacted our R&D team regarding when this functionality will be implemented in our system. The HMAC-SHA256 signature is planned to be implemented with the 8.3 release. Currently, there is no built-in API to use HMAC.

Hope this helps.

Upd: 
Figured it out myself

 .Where("Id").In(Column.Parameters(segmentationBatch))

Hello,
 

Unfortunately, the quick filtering options on mobile are currently only available in the Classic UI. We recognize the importance of this feature and are actively working on implementing it in Freedom UI.

Dymytriy Vykhodets,

Thank you for your clarification. 

Hi Dymytriy Vykhodets,

Is this Mobile app filter implemented in the Freedom UI?

Please let us know we have the requirement in our project.

Your account attachments/files could be using one of two file locations/objects. With Freedom UI a generic " attached file" object was introduced that could be used with any object. However, many objects have specific file/attachments objects, such as "Account files", or "Contact files" (sometimes those are named "File and link of account"). Make sure that you're using the correct object based on what you have on the screens. To check this, open the page in the designer and click on the attachments list, you'll see the object the page is actually using there in the "File storage location" property. 

Ryan

Hello.

I tried to do replicate the same situation. Activity table has a column SendDate which might be null. In business process i created a script task with the following code:

The result i got:

The values of SendDate columns in my Activity table were all null. All these values became the min value of datetime (1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM).

Your error message says that the datetime type in SQL Server has a limited range for dates it can store, specifically from January 1, 1753, to December 31, 9999. In .NET, the default value for DateTime is DateTime.MinValue, which is January 1, 0001. This default value is far outside the valid range for SQL Server's DateTime type.

After analyzing source code you provided i suggest taking a look at those lines of code and changing your sql command parameter types to SqlDbType.DateTime2:

insertCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@usrDate"...
insertCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@usrStartTime"...
insertCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@createdOn"...

Hope this helps

Hello,

You need to create one-to-many relations between these objects. To do this, you need to create a lookup column in each object that will refer to another object. After that, you will be able to use filters and relationships to display and customize the necessary lists.
You can't do it using no-code elements because this connection is set up at the object level.

Hello. 
I implemented similar logic but instead of opening a modal page, i open card for the detail. In case section i added a test detail. When double clicking on a record in this detail onGridRowDoubleClick method is called which set values of record to sessionStorage and opens a UsrTestCardPage. Than init method is called while page is initializing which sets the field values.

Card schema:
 define("UsrTestCardPage", [], function() {
    return {
        entitySchemaName: "UsrTestDetail",
        attributes: {},
        modules: /**SCHEMA_MODULES*/{}/**SCHEMA_MODULES*/,
        details: /**SCHEMA_DETAILS*/{}/**SCHEMA_DETAILS*/,
        businessRules: /**SCHEMA_BUSINESS_RULES*/{}/**SCHEMA_BUSINESS_RULES*/,
        methods: {
            init: function() {
                this.callParent(arguments);
                this.getSessionStorage();
            },
            
            getSessionStorage: function() {
                var UsrName_SessionValue = sessionStorage.getItem("UsrName_Session");
                var UsrIntColumn_SessionValue = sessionStorage.getItem("UsrIntColumn_Session");
                var Id_SessionValue = sessionStorage.getItem("Id_Session");
                this.set("UsrName", UsrName_SessionValue);
                this.set("UsrIntColumn", UsrIntColumn_SessionValue);
                this.set("Id", Id_SessionValue);
            }
        },
        dataModels: /**SCHEMA_DATA_MODELS*/{}/**SCHEMA_DATA_MODELS*/,
        diff: /**SCHEMA_DIFF*/[
            {
                "operation": "insert",
                "name": "UsrName2a0f6821-93ff-4f8b-a8c0-e58bb9032171",
                "values": {
                    "layout": {
                        "colSpan": 24,
                        "rowSpan": 1,
                        "column": 0,
                        "row": 0,
                        "layoutName": "ProfileContainer"
                    },
                    "bindTo": "UsrName"
                },
                "parentName": "ProfileContainer",
                "propertyName": "items",
                "index": 0
            },
            {
                "operation": "insert",
                "name": "INTEGER406f5583-84ac-4659-9ff8-46b9c72de82a",
                "values": {
                    "layout": {
                        "colSpan": 24,
                        "rowSpan": 1,
                        "column": 0,
                        "row": 1,
                        "layoutName": "ProfileContainer"
                    },
                    "bindTo": "UsrIntColumn",
                    "enabled": true
                },
                "parentName": "ProfileContainer",
                "propertyName": "items",
                "index": 1
            },
            {
                "operation": "insert",
                "name": "LOOKUPcb467c2f-f352-4ac0-90ea-f25c2ed22119",
                "values": {
                    "layout": {
                        "colSpan": 24,
                        "rowSpan": 1,
                        "column": 0,
                        "row": 2,
                        "layoutName": "ProfileContainer"
                    },
                    "bindTo": "UsrCase",
                    "enabled": true,
                    "contentType": 5
                },
                "parentName": "ProfileContainer",
                "propertyName": "items",
                "index": 2
            }
        ]/**SCHEMA_DIFF*/
    };
});

Detail schema:

Hope this helps

Hello,

Unfortunately, the basic functionality of the platform doesn't allow you to filter values specified by you. However, we've registered this idea in our R&D team backlog for consideration and implementation in future application releases. Thank you for helping us to improve our product.

Great idea :) It's like also making sure some inactive values are not only inactive in dropdowns, but also in filters. 

You'll need to add a change request handler to know when the lookup value has changed. See https://customerfx.com/article/responding-to-an-event-when-a-field-is-changed-on-a-creatio-freedom-ui-page/

Then you'll execute a crt.SaveRecordRequest to save the record. See https://customerfx.com/article/saving-a-page-before-some-action-on-a-creatio-freedom-ui-page/

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

I've implemented it, and it works. thanks. 

Ryan Farley,

if we use input number field instead of lookup to do auto save, would you recommend any reference that might help. Becaue of the  Lookup value for quantity is not quite appropriate, we decide to use input number field for quantity information. We hope when user input the quantity, after losing focus to the number field, it can do the auto save. 

Thanks for your help in advance.