In some cases the feedback message widget is displayed to long/short. It possible to change that but then you'll need to clone the RW eSpace and make the change youself. It would be nice if there was a input paramter where the display time could be set. On this way it's more useble in different situations.

I would like to suggest two improvements that would significantly enhance the developer experience in OutSystems. Offline Development Support Currently, development requires a stable internet connection. In real-world scenarios (e.g., working while commuting or in low-connectivity environments), this becomes a major limitation. It would be highly beneficial to have an offline mode that allows developers to continue working on applications locally and sync changes once the connection is restored. Similar capabilities exist in other low-code platforms and greatly improve productivity. Real-Time UI Preview Without Publishing At the moment, verifying UI changes requires publishing the application, which slows down iteration. A real-time preview feature within Service Studio, where developers can instantly see UI/UX changes without publishing, would significantly speed up development and improve the overall workflow. Both features would reduce friction in daily development, improve efficiency, and align OutSystems with modern development expectations.

Extend the platform's JavaScript Node and Client Action invocation contract to include a fifth built-in parameter: $event, exposing the native browser Event object alongside the existing $parameters, $actions, $roles, and $public. The change would be additive and non-breaking - I assume. Use case : implement an OnKeyUp handler that runs logic only when Enter is pressed, without manually wiring addEventListener/removeEventListener — the platform already manages the event listener, it just needs to forward what it receives.

Hi If I'm using Data Fabric connector for O11, I get a Private Gateway out-of-the-box, creating a secure, encrypted tunnel between my ODC tenant and my O11 environment. If I'm doing REST API O11 ODC, I still have to design connectivity myself. OutSystems provides coexistence capabilities between: -OutSystems 11 (O11) -OutSystems Developer Cloud (ODC) These allow to: -Expose APIs/services from O11 to ODC Consume O11 logic from ODC apps (and vice versa) However: This is based on standard integration mechanisms (REST APIs, networking configuration, identity setup), not on an automatically provisioned “private gateway”. For this situations where the services are on O11 set the REST API property API Consumer to ODC and on ODC are set to REST API property API Producer to O11 it would be useful to have a Private Gateway out-of-the-box. Regards

It is impossible to break/continue if you have more then one nested foreach cycle.Adding an action like a terminator to a cycle could lead to the previous one, for example.

 The Problem: Currently, OutSystems web application screen parameters are case-sensitive. If a browser receives a URL with incorrect casing, the input parameter is not recognized. For example: .../Screen/? UserId =123 works, but .../Screen/? userid =123 fails to receive the variable Current Solution (not ideal): Fallback method, that reads the current parameters and corrects them if needed, but this is not ideal and it can lead to issues. Read about it here . Proposed Solution: Since Service Studio already prevents duplicate variable names with different casings (you cannot have both "UserId" and "userid"), the platform should automatically map URL parameters to screen variables regardless of casing. This would ensure that internal assignments are recognized even if the incoming URL casing varies.

Support datatype of jsonb, feature of Similarity Search, pgvector as vector database for LLM embedding storage.

With AI being our right hand and helping us with a lot of the product management/vision, it could be possible to create a standard widget structure in the widget tree from a HTML. Use Case: 1 - Use favourite LLM 2 - Generate mockup (using OSUI as theme for the generation - better results) 3 - Copy HTML 4 - Right click screen in ODC/O11 5 - "Build Widget Tree from HTML" 6 - The screen is populated with a bunch of widgets that respect the html

When doing a refactor of the CSS or changing a class, it would be nice to know where it's being used through all modules to prevent breaking something that we already have.You could improve the search that we already have to allow this.

Good afternoon, Everyone, I'm sharing a practical experience that can help those who work with sending emails with images in OutSystems, using Forge's CKEditor for Outlook and Gmail. Problem The CKEditor saves the image in the database and generates a link in the format: /Download.aspx?GUID=1234... In Outlook, this link was identified as a potential security risk (because of the .aspx) and the image was not displayed. An alternative would be to convert the image to Base64 and embed it directly in the HTML, but in this case Gmail does not interpret it correctly and the images do not appear. Solution I created a Friendly URL (alias) in the Service Center to expose the images in the format: /CKEditor/image/{GUID}.png I adjusted the CKEditor's JavaScript to save and retrieve images using this new handler. In the Download handler, I configured the FileName, Mime-Type, and left Save to Disk = No, ensuring that the images are displayed inline.