I have created a Section and provided them field level permission for Some roles. In that Section we have some details used. I have to give field level permission to the fields of detail and this detail is used in both Contact and Org Page and having different permission on field .So how I can give that?
It's a no-code method. You need DB only for step 3 but you can replace it by checking if "ChartWidget...." appeared in the Desktop settings list of strings (Advanced Settings -> enter the name of your new Desktop in search panel -> Left panel with different settings -> Open Localizable strings).
Unfortunately, there is still no opportunity as of now to filter lookup-fields in detail. We've registered it in our R&D team backlog for consideration and implementation in future application releases.
To implement a process who automatically cancel activities not started from more than "XX" hours from the hour they are created, I filter all activities which meet some another conditions and Created on < Previous hours XX.
I want to use a System setting if customer want to change the XX hours, in the future, and not need to touch the process.
Is there any way possible to replace 10 by a formula like
Created on < Previous hours [#System setting.SLATasks#] (in the filter condition)?
You can create a date/time param to use in the condition and then populate the param with a formula like this:
[#System variable.Current Time and Date#].AddHours(-10)
This formula takes the current date/time and adds a negative 10 hours (which is subtracting 10 hours). The value of 10 could be a int param so it's flexible the amount of hours subtracted.
now the above are form responses in creatio, Is it possible for multiple users to edit the responses? Also is it possible to store different versions of those edits and go back to those old edits ? is it possible to restrict users to view only their responses and edit those only?
I want to see a list of departments when I click on the "Plus button," so that I want to select several departments, add them to the bottom section and automatically send emails and notifications to the users of these departments that I have selected
How can I restrict the "send mail" action so that for all processes, e-mails can only be sent to addresses with a specific domain, and if another domain is used, a pop-up with an error message appears when saving the process?
Unfortunately, it's not possible to display a pop-up showing an error message when attempting to save a process that is restricted to a specific domain. However, you can achieve something similar by implementing your business process logic.
For example, you can store an email address in a parameter and check if the email address contains a specific domain. If it doesn't, you can change the parameter to an empty value. Then, uncheck the "Ignore errors on sending" option in the "Send email" action to display a pop-up if any errors occur. This way, you will receive a pop-up with an error message because having a different domain in the email address will result in an empty recipient, which leads to an error.
I have an integration with another vendor, where the integration requires a certificate to carry out the integration. There are 2 certificates for each provider. Strangely only one is running normally, the other is intermittent. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. My question is, is there any special configuration for certificates (.pfx) inside creatio or IIS?