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Working flawlessly (for now :) ). Thanks a lot David!

Upload Bluesky Icon as additional option in social media buttons for footers in newsletters, etc.

I need to be able to access a SQL Table in another database which I was told I can not do in CRM-script. Which is why I was looking for alternative methods and was just going to go straight SQL instead. We will never migrate to SO online as we have way too many customizations and the SO database is tied very closely to another in house DB. So not worried about that ever. I think this solved it for me once I make these changes. Thank you, Jeff

You can not manipulate the "Task" button in a result list, but you can manipulate the 'right click' tasks on a result list (with the Task as mentioned). MainMenu class only is available for old service client, so you will not find your answers here. It all depends on what you are trying to achieve, but I am quite confident that all (new) possibilities will allow you to find a constructive solution. If not please contact your local consultancy team so they can assist on this topic.

Hi Frode, glad to hear that Activity Folders is working well for you! 🎉 You might also find some helpful tips and tricks in our Knowledge Base – definitely worth a look for getting the most out of it. Here’s a quick link: Quick-start guide for SuperOffice admins . Enjoy exploring!

ok, i try to get this list with SearchEngine.

Thank you for your feedback report We have submitted the issues to our development team for further evaluation and resolution It is now registered as Wishes, the ID are: 67286, 67287

Thank you very much :)

Hello Jianchun,  We always recommend developers use try/catch when writing code, and you can elevate your developer experience by adding the logging helper-method to produce logs that are easier to navigate through. Example usage: #setLanguageLevel 4; #include "lib-log"; //This is the log-helper-method-library, but you can include this in your code directly if you want String mainMethod(){ return "foo"; } try { String bar = mainMethod(); } catch { printLine("Exception caught: " + error); printLine("...at " + errorLocation); log(406, 5, "Exception caught: " + error, "...at " + errorLocation); // Uses the logger-method from the include } The try/catch will mean your code will no longer crash, and you can catch the error and/or even implement notifications.  I also recommend you look at the option to activate trace on your script, but check the box "Only save if there is an unhandled exception" and use `forceSaveTrace(true)` in your catch-block. Have a SUPER day! //Eivind

Hi Tony, sorry, just noticed there was another reply - that also comes in very handy, thank you very much!

I see that that issue is classified as a wish, so this is intended behavior? Then the tooltip text should be changed. Or even better, the use case of using UDef fields/custom objects in combination with "compare to period" should be supported 😃