Tag: DevKit SDK
Executing a Process and Passing a Collection of Records via Javascript Code in Creatio
This article will look at how to execute a process via client-side Javascript code and pass multiple records. Refer to the previous articles on executing a process via code below:
Starting a Process from Client-Side Code on a Creatio Freedom UI Page
Programmatically Starting a Process from Client Code on a Classic Creatio Page
In order to pass a collection...
Performing a Model Load Query on a Creatio Freedom UI Page to Check if a Contact is a User
For Freedom UI pages, I've mentioned in previous articles that the new Freedom UI equivalent to performing EntitySchemaQuery is now using the Model class. The model class allows you to load, or query, data using conditions. In this article I will show an example for the Contacts_FormPage to check if the current contact record is also a Creatio user.
To...
Querying Data Using Filter Conditions via the Model Class (Equivalent to EnitySchemaQuery) in a Creatio Freedom UI Page
In previous articles I discussed using the Model class for reading a single record, as well as inserting, updating, and deleting data. I have been holding off on writing an article on the topic of using the model class to retrieve data using filter conditions until the filter classes in the SDK were fixed and working, which is finally...
Adding to a List from a Lookup on a Freedom UI Page
In my previous article I outlined how to invoke a lookup dialog on a Freedom UI page. In this article, we'll expand on that idea to allow adding to a list from a lookup. For this sample, we have a list on the account page of products owned by the account. We'll add a button to invoke a lookup...
Starting a Process from Client-Side Code on a Creatio Freedom UI Page
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 initiate a crt.RunBusinessProcessRequest request. The...
Copying a Record from Client-Side Code Using the Model Class in a Creatio Freedom UI Page
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 is a part of...
Deleting a Record from Client-Side Code using the Model Class in a Creatio Freedom UI Page
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 (note the "@creatio-devkit/common" in the...
Updating a Record from Client-Side Code Using the Model Class in a Creatio Freedom UI Page
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 the "@creatio-devkit/common" in the square...
Inserting a Record from Client-Side Code Using the Model Class in a Creatio Freedom UI Page
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 this (note the "@creatio-devkit/common" in...
Testing Creatio DevKit SDK Functions in Dev Tools Browser Console
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 without needing to look...
