Hello,

Currently working on customizing our portal to have the exact colors for branding guidelines. I noticed that graphs only have a small set of specific colors to pick from, and it does not seem possible to override using MainHeaderSchema  replacing view since it is rendered via a Canvas element. I was wondering if it was possible to go in and actually replace the values of the enums for colors found in ModuleSectionEnums within the CrtWizard7x package. We are also on cloud.

Any information would be super helpful! Thank you!

Hello Community,

I'm struggling with the MultiSelect Lookup component in Freedom UI. I need to sort the available options in the dropdown by a specific Integer column (NcsOrden) instead of the default Name column.

I've already successfully implemented the Predefined Filter in the viewModelConfigDiff to filter the records, but I can't find a way to change the sort order.

What I've tried so far:

• crt.LoadDataRequest Handler: Adding a type: "sorting" object to request.parameters. This triggers a TypeError regarding a 'type' property being undefined in the core JS.
• viewModelConfigDiff: Adding sortingConfig to the attribute. This causes the page to crash with a TypeError in _loadStaticModel.

Has anyone successfully managed to sort a MultiSelect list by a column other than the Primary Display Column? If this is not currently supported via No-Code or standard Handlers, what would be the recommended approach?

Thanks in advance!

Julio Falcon

Hi everyone,

I've set up Clio successfully before on other machines, but on this new Windows 11 setup I'm hitting a wall with cliogate installation and can't find a way through.

I'm currently traveling and don't have access to my other machine to compare, so any help to unblock this would be much appreciated.

Environment:

• Creatio: 8.3.2.4199, .NET Framework, IIS, PostgreSQL
• Clio: 8.0.2.67
• OS: Windows 11, IIS 10
• URL: local IIS instance on port 8020
• IsNetCore: false

What works:

• clio ping -e MyEnv → success
• clio packages -f cliogate -e MyEnv → shows cliogate 2.0.0.31 pre-installed
• Installing my own .zip packages via ApplicationManagement UI → works fine

What fails:

• clio install-gate -e MyEnv → uploads then throws EnsureSuccessStatusCode
• Manual upload of cliogate.gz via ApplicationManagement UI → 400 Bad Request
• Manual upload of cliogate as .zip → 400 Bad Request
• clio generate-pkg-zip + upload → 400 Bad Request

The IIS log shows no entry for the failed upload requests — the 400 happens before IIS logs it. InstallZipPackage.log shows no entries for the cliogate upload attempts either.

Current state: the instance has cliogate pre-installed at version 2.0.0.31. Clio 8.0.2.67 requires 2.0.0.32 or higher, so it reports: "To use this command, you need to install the cliogate package version 2.0.0.32 or higher".

Questions:

1. Why does PackageInstallerService return 400 for cliogate specifically, while other packages upload fine?
2. Is there a way to upgrade cliogate from 2.0.0.31 to 2.0.0.41 without the upload mechanism?
3. Is there an alternative download for the cliogate package compatible with Creatio 8.3.2?

Thank you

Julio Falcon

How can I properly merge 2 replacing Object schemas that are in different packages so that we can just end up with a single replacing Object schema in the desired package?

Say for example we have a replacing schema for Contact in one package, and another replacing schema for Contact in another package. Each of these changes adds 1 column, let's say UsrColumn1 in Package A and UsrColumn2 in Package B. In order to clean up the package structure, we want to merge this all into Package A, so there will be only 1 replacing Object schema for Contact. How can we go about doing this in Creatio?

Recreating the column in the Package A replacing Object schema will not be ideal, as there are BPs and other areas that may use the Colum UId, which would be different if recreating the same column name in Package A, so this will lead to breakages that have to be fixed on a case by case basis. Not tenable if there are more changes than just this toy example.

Would it be possible to merge them manually using the metadata's "Modifications" editor? As this allows editing and saving, so perhaps this is the expected way? The Modifications metadata also appears to be what gets saved to the file system in FSD (fileDesignMode), so it seems the most likely answer. This isn't great for ensuring every change is merged, as there seems to be a lot of "noise" in terms of lines that don't actually appear to be specific changes made in that replacing schema, but might be ok for basic column moving.

Are there any other options I'm missing? It would be so useful to have this kind of merging built into the platform, but I'm guessing it's not available to us.

Hello guys, I'm fairly new to Creatio, but I've seen there are a couple of functionalities that are missing. Some have never existed in Creatio and some others were in Classic but not available anymore. 

Right now I'm interested in calculated metrics, but for freedomUI. And maybe something similar for DataGrids

From what I see, It's seems possible for developers to make their own add-ons to provide certain functionalities and probably later put in on the marketplace.

I guess the normal procedure is reading the source code of the base packages of Creatio and seeing how you could edit them by importing/exporting/extending classes. Probably would help to downloa other marketplace freedomUI products and trying to see how did they do it

But well, I was wondering if someone that has had any experience in it maybe has some tips available before embarking into that journey

Hello Community,

We have created a button in Leads_FormPage that opens AddTaskMiniPage

Code in Leads_FormPage that opens the AddTaskMiniPage

  {
        request: "usr.OpenTaskModalPageRequest",
        handler: async (request, next) => {
            const handlerChain = sdk.HandlerChainService.instance;
            await handlerChain.process({
                type: 'crt.OpenPageRequest',
                schemaName: 'AddTaskMiniPage',
                $context: request.$context,
                scopes: [...request.scopes]
            });
            return next?.handle(request);
        }
    }		,

Our end goal: We want that upon the Activity is created (Save button clicked in AddTaskMiniPage) the value of 'Start' field in AddTaskMiniPage, is copied to another Date field in the Leads_FormPage.

How can this be acheived?

Regards

Sasor

Hi everyone!

I'm a brand-new developer in Creatio. I've installed the app on my local IIS, and it works fine. Now, I'd like to start debugging/developing in Visual Studio, but I haven't been able to find any useful documentation. Could someone explain the steps in simple terms? Thanks!

Hello everyone,

We’re currently using Creatio 8.XX as a SaaS solution. I’d now like to set up Creatio in my local environment for development purposes. Could anyone guide me on where I can download Creatio for local installation? I couldn’t find a download link for a zip file in the documentation.

Thanks!

Problem Description
I'm trying to integrate an external .NET library (Npgsql) into my custom Creatio package to connect with a PostgreSQL database. However, I'm encountering version compatibility issues with System.Runtime.

 Current Setup
- Package Name: UsrWebServiceLog
- Target Library: Npgsql
- Current Error:
 

Assembly 'Npgsql' with identity 'Npgsql, Version=8.0.5.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5d8b90d52f46fda7' uses 'System.Runtime, Version=8.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' which has a higher version than referenced assembly 'System.Runtime'

 What I've Tried
1. Adding the library reference directly to my package project
2. Attempting to use an older version of the library
3. Adding System.Runtime reference

 Questions
1. What is the correct approach to include external .NET libraries in a Creatio custom package?
2. Are there specific version requirements or limitations I should be aware of?
3. Should the library be installed at the workspace level or package level?
4. Is there a specific location where external DLLs should be placed?

 Code Context
I'm trying to implement a web service that connects to PostgreSQL:

namespace Terrasoft.Configuration.UsrPostgressConnection
{
   [ServiceContract]
   public class UsrPostgressConnection : BaseService
   {
       // Service implementation
   }
}

Any guidance on best practices for managing external .NET dependencies in Creatio would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

 Environment Details
- Creatio Version: 8.1.3
- Development Environment: On-site
- .NET Framework Version: 4.7.2