Hello Sarika,

that seems to be regular JS code which works properly independently from the environment. Could you please specify what is exactly not working? It does not generate a number at all? Or it does generate a wrong one? How exactly are you using later this date?

Best regards,

Dariy

Hi Sarika,

You need to debug the ESQ execution to find the way to get the values needed. Here is the article related to ESQ that can be useful.

Best regards,

Oscar

Hi Sivaranjani,



The most possible reasons for the issue are: 



1) Empty ParentId for the module that the parent should have (you should deploy the OOB DB check with a query)



SELECT * FROM SysSchema

WHERE ManagerName = 'EntitySchemaManager'

AND ParentId IS NULL



set of return values on the box and on the site with the problem. If it is different, then delete such objects from the system (DELETE FROM SysSchema)



2) empty metadata for some object/scheme in the system. 



SELECT Id, CAST (MetaData AS varchar (MAX)) FROM SysSchema

WHERE CAST (MetaData AS varchar (MAX)) = ''



You can also look in the application logs in the Common and Error log files for whether additional information on the generation of statics has been recorded (usually the error should be signed there with details). And you can also directly filter all schemes by the "Has error" filter in the configuration:

and see if any objects in the list are returned. If yes, then "Last error message" will be filled on the object in "Properties":

and

Best regards,

Bogdan

Hi,

The add-on is only compatible with Creatio 7.15.0 and earlier. We recommend using the following add-on instead: https://marketplace.creatio.com/app/asposepdf-connector-creatio.

Hi Kai, 



you can use such code in onEntityInitialized method

RightUtilities.checkCanExecuteOperation({operation: "UsrYourOperationPermission"}, function(result) {
		this.set("UsrYourAttribute", result);
}, this);

Then use this Attribute in Business rules or anywhere else.



And use "RightUtilities" in page definition as well:

 

define("OpportunityPageV2", [ "RightUtilities"], function(RightUtilities) {...

Kind regards,

Vladimir

Vladimir Sokolov,

Great, thank you!

Just an idea, if you can get html2canvas to work as a module in Creatio, it can save part of the rendered HTML as an image. See https://html2canvas.hertzen.com

It's easy enough to use, something like

html2canvas(#divOfConnectedToElement).then((canvas) => {
    const base64image = canvas.toDataURL("image/png");
    window.location.href = base64image;
    // you could pass the bytes to a configuration service to save 
    // as attachment or use FileApiService
});

However, you'd likely need to wrap the html2canvas up in a module to use.

Ryan

Hello,

Thank you for your question.

Creatio does not include built-in DDoS protection for custom web services, including those with anonymous access. While you can implement basic logic to validate incoming requests, this will not protect against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.

If you are exposing custom endpoints to external systems, especially anonymously, we recommend placing your Creatio instance behind a Web Application Firewall (WAF), such as Cloudflare, Azure Front Door, or AWS WAF.

A WAF can help with:

• Rate limiting
• IP filtering
• Bot protection
• DDoS mitigation at the network level

Additional notes:

• Anonymous endpoints are more vulnerable if their URLs become publicly known.
• Validation logic is helpful but not enough to stop large-scale traffic.
• If your Creatio instance is hosted in the cloud, some baseline protection may be in place, but it does not apply to custom web services exposed externally.

Best regards,
Malika