This container you are referring to is supposed to store DataViews in it (please take a look at the getDefaultDataViews method from the BaseDataView module). It is not supposed to store buttons in it.
It is better to add the button to a separate container created in the FiltersContainer container and bind process execution to this button. As an example I've added the button to the contact section analytics data view:
For the first question: I used the FiltersContainer container as a parent for the button, but it has the logic that it's hidden in the list view and is displayed only in analytics view (logic of the saveFiltersContainersVisibility method). In this case logic like this should be used:
We change a parent item for the "CustomButtonContainer" to "QuickFilterModuleContainer". As a result button will be visible only in list view and will be hidden in analytics view.
As for the second quesion: the button is created in the schema diff directly (container + button itself).
As of now, there is no Google Analytics Integration on a clean install of a standard Creatio product, also there are no similar integration marketplace applications as well. It can only be integrated with the help of the development process. In this respect, Google Analytics can be integrated through API as a separate, third-party application. Also, you can develop your personal web service to pull the data into Creatio or use OData protocol for this purpose. Please find the relevant articles on our Academy using the links below:
I'm getting this error message for a workflow with a simple trigger.
Terrasoft.Common.ArgumentNullOrEmptyException: Value for argument "previousFlowElement" must be specified.
at Terrasoft.Core.Process.FlowParallelGateway.Accept(FlowVisitor visitor, FlowElement previousFlowElement)
at Terrasoft.Core.Process.FlowVisitor.AcceptFlowElement(FlowVisitorQueueItem queueItem)
I trigger the workflow as a sub-process and pass the Opportunity ID. For test purposes I trigger the flow directly from the opportunity which is when I get the above error message.
Can you please contact Creatio technical support team (support@creatio.com) asking to check the process for you?
I believe we should have a closer look at the situation. Please, make sure you create External Access for the website or share the backup of the instance if that is on-site deployment.
Hello colleagues, in Accelerate Global event on the session "Step-by-step guide to low-code approach realization", Nandeesh Madapadi talk about a process called "Lead from Contact" (here https://youtu.be/7g7AhrwuVX0?t=1675) I'm sure saw another session were somebody use this process also, but there a lot of videos and cannot find it :-(
Have somebody the package to this process to share it?
I want to bind the access rights of a dashboard of a particular section. I tried databinding sysdashboard object with the filter for a particular section and exported the package. I then imported the package to another instance and found that the access rights were reset to defaults.
Please help me on how to bind the access rights data of a sectional dashboard.
I want to bind the access rights of a sectional dashboard. I tried binding the sysdashboard of the particular section and exported the package. I then uploaded the package and found that the access rights of the dashboard to be set to defaults.
Please help me on how to bind the access rights data.
I wanted to bind the access rights data of a dashboard. I tried to bind the data of the dashboard using sysdashboard and filtering it for a particular section. I then exported the package and uploaded in another instance and found that the access rights were not bound.
Can anyone guide me on how to bind the access rights of a section dashboard.
We have this situation, where we need to update every day our currency rates through a business process that we've already implemented. In this process, we receive the latest rate from our api and we create a new record in the CurrencyRate detail with that rate.
Objects: CurrencyRate, Currency.
As you can see in the print above, after we added the new record (inside red box), the "Taxa" field, didn't update. We want to know:
How can we solve this issue?
Is there any trigger that is executed when we insert a new record in this detail?
To perform the mentioned business task your process needs to:
— read data from "Exchange rate" object, but not from "Currency" object or other objects (in this case the process will be triggered by adding records to the "Exchange rate" object);
— read the exchange rate that is set for your currency and that has "End" (on your screenshot it's "Fim") column value set as NULL (meaning currently active exchange rate).
Also, you can use web services for updating daily rate currency. For example, "https://fixer.io/"web service, which we recommended to use in one of our articles:
I'm working together with Pedro on this issue and we found the problem.
As we bounded the data of "currency" table from pre-prod to prod environment, the exchange rate was filled in in the "Rate" column with the last value in the prod environment.
Once in the prod environment we have deleted the values in the "Rate" column, the currency table is working as expected.