You'd basically change the Parent of the object from BaseLookup to BaseEntity. However, doing that will have the following impact: BaseLookup gives the object Name and Description, BaseEntity does not have those. This could break a lot of things with the page and also with data in records already saved.

I've not tested making this change, so definitely try this out in a test or dev system before attempting any of this in prod. What I would probably do, before you make the change from BaseLookup to BaseEntity, first create new custom Name and Description columns, for example UsrName, etc (assuming these are being used). Then migrate all data from the lookup columns Name & Description to the new custom UsrName & UsrDescription. Then change the page to map to these new custom fields. Then, change the parent of the object to BaseEntity.

Maybe there is some way to override the check for CanManageLookups for your one object as an exception, but I've never looked into that. I assume you'd need to go the route outlined above.

Ryan

That works for me, but it does require not running the subprocesses in the background (which I can see from your screenshot that you're not)

Hello, 

To convert a file read via the "Process file" system action into a Base64 string within a business process, you will use a Script Task. This allows you to perform the conversion using C# and then pass the resulting string to an external API.

var files = context.Process.FindFlowElementByName("ObjectFileProcessingUserTask1")  
  .GetPropertyValue("ObjectFiles") as ICompositeObjectList<ICompositeObject>;

if (files != null)   
{  
  foreach(var file in files)   
  {  
      if(file.TryGetValue<EntityFileLocator>("File", out EntityFileLocator fileLocator))   
      {  
          IFile fileItem = UserConnection.GetFile(fileLocator); // This now works due to the 'using' directives [11]  
          using (System.IO.Stream stream = fileItem.Read())   
          {  
              using (var memoryStream = new System.IO.MemoryStream())  
              {  
                  stream.CopyTo(memoryStream);  
                  byte[] content = memoryStream.ToArray();  
                  var encodedContent = Convert.ToBase64String(content);  
                  Set<string>("EncodedFile", encodedContent);  
              }  
          }  
      }  
  }  
}

return true;

In the Methods tab, add the following to the Usings list:

• Terrasoft.File

• Terrasoft.File.Abstractions
   

   

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Hello Tomasz,

The algorithm how you can add or edit CSS style in your page is described in the article https://community.creatio.com/articles/how-add-or-edit-css-style.

Also if you have some styles that can conflict with each other don't forget to add !important to the style that has to be applied.

For example:

.notificationContainer {
	margin-top: 10px !mportant;
}

Iryna Oriyenko,

Hi Iryna;
Thanks for replay.
it work

regards
Tomek

There are two types of business rules, page-level business rules and object-level business rules. Filters are object-level business rules. In your screenshot you're showing page-level business rules. The object-level rules would show below those on the left side, but the fact that those are missing in your screenshot likely means that the page doesn't have an object data source. 

Ruslan, good afternoon!

Could you please provide more details on which settings you need help with in the configuration?
Please also provide more detailed information about where exactly you're encountering difficulties - at which step of the configuration the issue occurs.

Hello,

Please describe in more detail how exactly you expect this logic to work.

Mira Dmitruk,
 

Hey ,
Let’s say you have a stage lookup, a custom section (e.g. Product), a related configuration section (e.g. Product Config), and a detail (Stage Config) inside the Product section that maps which stages apply to each product.

For example:

• Product A is configured with Stages 1, 2, and 3
• Product B has Stages 1, 2, 3, and 4

So when a user is working with Product A, the DCM (progress flow bar) should not display Stage 4

sprity,

You should be able to achieve your business idea by simply creating several Cases (https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/bpm-tools/dy…) depending on a value of some field.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to dynamically show/hide some stages within one Case. 

Hello,

You should use the Process file element for this:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/no-code-customization/bpm-tools/pr…

Hi Mira,

Thanks for the response.

Yes, I used Process file.. Now, I want to send the file to a REST API using web service. I see there is no direct support to send the file. If I want to send the Base64(rich text) version of the file, how can I do that?

Sagar Rodda,

Here are the instructions on working specifically with the files via API:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…

Thanks for sharing the link.. I have added the code to meet my requirement. Its giving an error. 

/* The file content. */
var content = new byte[]();
 
/* Create a unique ID for the new file. */
Guid RecordId = Get<Guid>("RecordId");
 
/* Create the "EntityFileLocator" instance identified by "recordId" and stored in the "ActivityFile" database table. */
var fileLocator = new EntityFileLocator("ActivityFile", RecordId);
 
/* Pass the created locator to the method of the "UserConnection" class. */
IFile file = UserConnection.GetFile(fileLocator);
 
using (Stream stream = file.Read()) {
 
   /* Retrieve the file content and save it to the array. */
   content = stream.ReadToEnd();
}
 
var base64 = Convert.ToBase64String(content);
 
Set<string>("FileBase64", base64);
 
return true;