Hello,

Creating operations on a large number of columns and data, which could be time-consuming, may lead to performance problems in the future. Please try to avoid big batch operations so as not to face the situation of 100% server CPU utilization.

As a workaround:

1. You may create a custom Web service and pass the needed data to it.
2. Create a business process that proceeds with needed data modifications

Hello,

Please navigate to the Page Designer, click on the progress bar, and select set up cases.


After that, you will be redirected to the DCM setup page.
Then please use this article to set it up:

Additionally, you can use this video to learn more about DCM.

Best regards 
Antonii. 

Hello!
 

You can achieve this without code by creating a business process that will be triggered and open the required page.

You can read more about business processes on the Creatio Academy:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/8.1/category/process-administration

Regards,
Orkhan

in my case thats not an option.... 

Hello,

Unfortunately, the "SysFile" object is not suitable for use as an image source for the gallery, as it lacks some key image-related settings.
However, if the images are simple, this can be achieved using "handlers".

The main works to be done:
1. Configure a filter for the gallery to ignore invalid files.
In the example, display only files whose names end with ".png".
 

2. Populate the "image" property in "templateValuesMapping" within the gallery settings in the metadata.
In the designer, this field should be empty.
Let's take this one as example:
"image": "Gallery_gckk34fDS_SysFileToImage"
 

3. Implement a handler for "crt.HandleViewModelAttributeChangeRequest" in the metadata.
Here’s an example of the handler:
{
    request: "crt.HandleViewModelAttributeChangeRequest",
    handler: async (request, next) => {
        if (request.attributeName === "Gallery_gckk34f" && request.value?.length > 0) {
            for (var i = 0; i < request.value.length; i++) {
                const record = request.value[i];
                const recordId = record.attributes["Gallery_gckk34fDS_Id"];
                const recordName = record.attributes["Gallery_gckk34fDS_Name"];
                const recordUrl = "/0/img/entity/hash/SysFile/Data/" + recordId;
                const newColumnAttribute = {
                    displayValue: recordName,
                    value: recordId,
                    url: recordUrl
                };
                record.attributes["Gallery_gckk34fDS_SysFileToImage"] = newColumnAttribute;
            }
        }
        return next?.handle(request);
    }
}
 

How the handler works:
When the loaded collection is not empty, we populate the attribute specified in "templateValuesMapping" for each record with a specific object.
In the "url" field, we set the following link:
"/0/img/entity/hash/SysFile/Data/" + recordId
The system will load data from the "Data" column of the "SysFile" object based on a given identifier.
 

If you have any additional questions, feel free to ask.

Hello,

In Creatio, organizational and functional roles are transmitted using the "role" attribute. This attribute is not listed in the JIT mapping but can be found in the SsoServiceProvider table under the SamlUserRole column.

To pass user roles to Creatio, simply create a claim named "role" on the Identity Provider side. For example, in Entra ID, this would be configured accordingly.

The claim should contain the attribute value where your roles are stored.

!Important: Role names must exactly match the role names in Creatio, including case sensitivity.

Regarding SSO technology and implementation, we can only assign existing roles to a user. Roles are not created automatically because:
 

1. 1. A role must have predefined permissions or inherit from another role;
   
   2. The SSO protocol does not allow retrieving a full list of roles from the Identity Provider—only data about the current user can be obtained. So we only get the name of the role of the logged-in user, not the entire organizational role hierarchy.
   
   I hope this answers your questions.

Hi Pavlo, 

That answers my questions more completely than I was hoping. Thank you for your expertise and for including screenshots!

Joshua,

You also need to create the corresponding attribute in the SsoServiceProvider table in the SamlUserRole column, following the instructions above, and then fill it in on your SSO provider side.

Hello,
 

Starting from version 8.2.2, we have already fixed this behavior in the product.

 Now, if a user does not have permissions for an activity, business process actions (tasks, pre-configured pages, etc.) will not be displayed in the Next Steps element.
 

If you require a backport of this solution to an earlier version of the application, please contact the support team (support@creatio.com) referring to the current post , and we will check the feasibility of applying this fix to your version.
 

Thank you for reaching out!

Make sure you're selecting the angular replacing option (this only shows after adding the "AllowCreateAngularSchema" feature)

Ryan

Additionally to Ryan's suggestion make sure you don't receive any errors in the console upon opening the module setup\searching for the contacts form page and make sure that your package where you create this schema has all the necessary dependencies.

Hey, I've done that. That's the screen for the replacing angular module. 

Ryan Farley writes:

Make sure you're selecting the angular replacing option (this only shows after adding the "AllowCreateAngularSchema" feature)

Ryan

Yep, no errors, Oleg :/

Oleg Drobina writes:

Additionally to Ryan's suggestion make sure you don't receive any errors in the console upon opening the module setup\searching for the contacts form page and make sure that your package where you create this schema has all the necessary dependencies.

Gabriel Henrique Pagotto Otero,

Check the dependencies of your package to make sure it depends on a package that contains the Contacts_FormPage.

Ryan

Ryan Farley writes:

Gabriel Henrique Pagotto Otero,

Check the dependencies of your package to make sure it depends on a package that contains the Contacts_FormPage.

Ryan

Heya, Ryan! 
It worked. 

Didn't know that I needed to have the package as a dependent. 

Freedom UI doesn't have anything about it. 

Thanks!!! 

Just click on View in the top right corner to add more columns to the list

Hello,

As Alejandro González Momblán mentioned, to add new fields to this window, click on View and select Choose fields to display. 
In the new window, you can select which columns should be shown.

Best regards,
Antonii.

Antonii Viazovskyi,

Hi Antonii, thanks for sharing this. I did try this but I don't see an option to add new fields in the "View" dropdown. I am only getting option to sort values, not add new fields. Can you please confirm how can I get that option to add new fields? This is a Freedom UI

Hi!

Please test disabling the UseColumnUsageTracker feature and then retry running the process.

link: [app_url]/0/Flags

Kalymbet Anastasia,

Hello, Kalumbet! 
Thanks for the response, but I've found why it was happening... 

Basically, if you pass down a parameter and DON'T use it anywhere on the "subprocess" it just goes as "null", hence the server don't need to "overload" itself with "rabbish" information.