Typically, when you launch a process from a page in Creatio, you want to refresh the page after the process completes so you see any data that was changed by the process. This has always been done by sending a message from a script task in the process to the UI to tell it to […]
In Freedom UI list pages there is now no-code support for adding color to column values. Previously, you could do this with code and add CSS to the list rows or use our Section Case Colors add-on (which still works for classic sections & details). However, now in Freedom UI lists, this has built in […]
In a previous article I showed how to asynchronously validate a result when saving a page in Creatio. This is needed when validating something when a page is saved and the validation requires an asynchronous function, such as an EntitySchemaQuery. At the end of that article, I mentioned how you would go about doing this […]
When you bind an object property on a Freedom UI page in Creatio, the designer adds an attribute to the page that the UI element is bound to. You’ll use this attribute name to programmatically set or get the value of the field on the page. However, in current versions of Creatio Freedom UI pages […]
In a previous article I outlined how to start or execute a process from client-side code on a classic Creatio page. This article will show you how to start a process from code on a Freedom UI page. Like most things in a Freedom UI page, we’ll start the process by using the HandlerChainService to […]
Creatio includes the ability to copy records. When copying, only the properties that are marked as “clonable” are copied to the new record and the properties that are not marked for copy are not included. Creaio’s new Model class includes this same capability to copy records. To copy a record we’ll use the Model class that […]
In classic Creatio pages, to delete a new record you would use a DeleteQuery. Now, in Freedom UI pages you can delete records using the Model class that is a part of the Creatio DevKit SDK. To use the devkit, you’ll need to add “@creatio-devkit/common” to the modules list of your page. This will look like this […]
In classic Creatio pages, to update a record you would use an UpdateQuery. Now, in Freedom UI pages you can update records using the Model class that is a part of the Creatio DevKit SDK. To use the devkit, you’ll need to add “@creatio-devkit/common” to the modules list of your page. This will look like this (note […]
In classic Creatio pages, to insert a new record you would use an InsertQuery. Now, in Freedom UI pages you can insert records using the Model class that is a part of the Creatio DevKit SDK. To use the devkit, you’ll need to add “@creatio-devkit/common” to the modules list of your page. This will look like […]
One thing that I’ve always like doing to test things, specifically EntitySchemaQuery tests, was to simply test things out in the browser console. You could easily create an EntitySchemaQuery and test it without needing to go add it to a page, refresh, etc. Plus, it makes it easy to look at some data to troubleshoot […]
In my previous article I introduced the Model class, available in the Creatio DevKit SDK. In this article I will show how to use the Model class to retrieve a record. This is the Freedom UI equivalent to performing an EntitySchemaQuery. In this particular example, we’ll be loading a single record, which would be the […]
In this first article on using the Model class I’ll be showing how to get the schema of an object. The model class in the DevKit SDK is the new API for working with entity data in Freedom UI pages. Previously in classic Creatio pages, you’d create EntitySchemaQuery objects to query data, InsertQuery to create […]
In a previous article I outlined how to send a message from server-side code, such as from a process script task, an entity subprocess, or a configuration service, and receive this message in client-side code. This article will show how to receive server messages in a Freedom UI. Refer to the previous article to see […]
To access the current user contact, and other system variables from a Creatio Freedom UI page, there is a simple, built-in module named “SysValuesService” that you can use, available in the new Creatio DevKit SDK. To use this devkit, you’ll need to add “@creatio-devkit/common” to the modules list of your page. This will look like this […]
In a previous article I showed how to open a page from code on a Freedom UI page using the HandlerChainService. This article will expand on that topic and show how to open a page in add or edit mode. In order to do this, you’ll use the HandlerChainService which is in the DevKit SDK. […]
To programmatically navigate to a page from a Creatio Freedom UI Page you’ll use the HandlerChainService. This new module is the new DevKit SDK equivalent to using openCardInChain in classic pages, as I showed in a previous article. To use this devkit, you’ll need to add “@creatio-devkit/common” to the modules list of your page. This will […]
When working with a Freedom UI Page you’ll come to learn just about everything you need, as far as other libraries & modules, is accessed via the DevKit SDK. For showing & hiding the loading mask for a Freedom UI page, this is also true. In classic Creatio pages, I have an article showing how […]
One of my favorite features in Creatio is the ability to create web services that you can call from client side code. This allows you to do heavy operations on the server and then consume it from the client, making an overall better user experience. I wrote about how to create and consume web services […]
To access Operation permissions for a user in a Creatio Freedom UI page, there is a simple, built-in module you can use that is available in the new Creatio DevKit SDK that can be used in Freedom UI pages. To use this devkit, you’ll need to add “@creatio-devkit/common” to the modules list of your page. This […]
If you’re working with code in Creatio Freedom UI pages and using request handlers with arrow functions, async/await, etc, you’re likely seeing Javascript warnings in the code editor. What I am referring to is the following: By default, the editor is validating for a version of Javascript that doesn’t support things like async functions, await, […]
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