Good afternoon, there is the possibility of assigning a task to a user list based on the workload of the users, currently I see that it only allows the assignment by a role or by a specific user
I'm trying to create new custome channel for chat, but I don't understand 2 steps as shown in the below image that how to create and where to create. Could you explain me?
I have a use case where I need to make every field in every section of a mobile application read-only for every user in freedom UI. How can we accomplish it? Can someone help?
Then, you can add the following to the module, in this example I've made a module for the account edit page and this will make the Type field read only.
Then, you can add the following to the module, in this example I've made a module for the account edit page and this will make the Type field read only.
I have tried the implementation but it's still editable in the mobile application. I followed the steps in the Manifest module in the Models section under the PageExtensions I have added the module I have created as shown in the screenshots below
Often after adding code in modules for the mobile client you have to open and save the mobile wizard before the clients will get the change (it sets something to notify the mobile clients that there are changes to retrieve)
I have a use case where I need to make every field in every section of a mobile application read-only for every user in freedom UI. How can we accomplish it?
Column settings in the section wizard are not transferred to the mobile application, same as business rules. You can only make a field read-only via development.
A detailed description can be found at the Academy, property "ReadOnly":
Then, you can add the following to the module, in this example I've made a module for the account edit page and this will make the Type field read only.
Can a Creatio user (lets assume a sales agent) provide any user under the Creatio administrator role access to impersonate him/her (to troubleshoot certain issues) just like we do with support support using 'external access'- as documented in this link: https://academy.creatio.com/docs/7-17/user/setup_and_administration/sec…
Unfortunately, users without the "System Administrator" role cannot grant permissions under the "Supervisor" user - which is the "System Administrator".
We have this functionality that we are subscribing to message on load of record page. How we can unsubscribe once we close/cancel/discard the record page.
Below is the code how we subscribe during record on load.
Hello, im trying to migrate a package to a new project, but i cant upload my files since the configuration is not available and I have not found a way to activate it.
I had tried to use the tutorial in creatio academy but is still confuse for me.
I have started with Platform basics and on module #2, I need to perform the practical task, so form where I can do this? Is there any admin/dashboard site where I can do the task.
I'm trying to create a business process where I'll be able to modify the currency "rate" value (I have my own data source), but I can't see this field to modify. This is the only field from the 'Currency' lookup which I cannot choose. Could you please tell me what I need to do? Thank you a lot in advance.
The Exchange rate column in the Currency object is virtual, so it is not shown in the Lookup and cannot be edited directly from the Lookup.
The Rate itself is saved in the CurrencyRate table with a link to CurrencyId each time it is changed.
The base stores the inverse of the exchange rate. For example:
Base currency: 人民幣(RMB)
Dollar exchange rate: 0,15
Which is inconvenient to understand, so a Lookup with a more user-friendly currency display, but converting to a reverse exchange rate, has been developed to support backward compatibility.
This way you can enter the usual exchange rate of USD = 6.79 (RMB to USD) on the interface. And the base will already save 0.15 (USD per 1 RMB).
These different types of rate (6.79 and 0.15) will determine the formula by which you will then calculate the amounts. You can read from the CurrencyRate table and get a rate of 0.025 and:
1) convert it to a familiar rate - 1/0.15 = 6.79.
2) either work already with 0.15, but then the calculation of the amount will be different.
So, the Rate column is virtual, but you can use CurrencyRate (exchange rate) to calculate the exchange rate.
Please note that you can easily change the "rate" column of the Currencies lookup in the lookups content:
If you need to change it specifically via buiness process, can you please specify what for and what is the business logic you are trying to achieve this way?
Thank you for your reply. I am aware that I can modify this column through a lookup, but what I really need is to automate this process.
I have currency rates stored in different lookups, and I want to create an automated process to update the currency values every night. Currently, I am unable to modify the "Rate" field directly because it is not visible in the business process editor when the Currency object is selected.
The Exchange rate column in the Currency object is virtual, so it is not shown in the Lookup and cannot be edited directly from the Lookup.
The Rate itself is saved in the CurrencyRate table with a link to CurrencyId each time it is changed.
The base stores the inverse of the exchange rate. For example:
Base currency: 人民幣(RMB)
Dollar exchange rate: 0,15
Which is inconvenient to understand, so a Lookup with a more user-friendly currency display, but converting to a reverse exchange rate, has been developed to support backward compatibility.
This way you can enter the usual exchange rate of USD = 6.79 (RMB to USD) on the interface. And the base will already save 0.15 (USD per 1 RMB).
These different types of rate (6.79 and 0.15) will determine the formula by which you will then calculate the amounts. You can read from the CurrencyRate table and get a rate of 0.025 and:
1) convert it to a familiar rate - 1/0.15 = 6.79.
2) either work already with 0.15, but then the calculation of the amount will be different.
So, the Rate column is virtual, but you can use CurrencyRate (exchange rate) to calculate the exchange rate.