Currently, OutSystems UI provides built-in Open and Close actions for individual Tooltip components. However, if we review the Tooltip API implementation, we can see that there is also a GetAllTooltips method available. https://github.com/OutSystems/outsystems-ui/blob/53a8f0e/src/scripts/OutSystems/OSUI/Patterns/TooltipAPI.ts#L2 If you want to show all the tooltips in the screen you need to rely on a iteration and trigger the open tooltip action. Add the GetAllTooltips and ShowAllTooltips to the list of OutsystemsUI Actions.

In my opinion the combobox margins and padding's in the visual css should be bigger and should contain the OutsystemsUI variables as optionsAs you can see from above screenshot the combobox is really small when we are using variables and also I need to write the variables all the time or copy paste from somewhere else.

I think "For Each" elements should behave the same as "If" elements in regard to its label.When the Label parameter is blank, its Record List should be shown instead.Here's what a For Each with no label currently looks like. Caveat: when reading through the code, I have no clue which list the For Each is iterating until I click it.Here's what it should look like in this example above. Much better:  I can read which list the For Each iterates without having to click it!

Hello everyone, I’d like to suggest implementing a mechanism for approving forum solutions. With more and more community members actively contributing and answering questions, it would be valuable to have a way for a champion, MVP, or staff member to officially approve a solution and/or provide authoritative feedback. This could include notes such as suggested improvements. I believe this would be especially helpful for newer or beginner members, who may not yet have the experience to evaluate multiple answers and might default to the first response, even if it’s not the most accurate or optimal one. Such a feature would help ensure higher-quality guidance across the forum and make it easier for users to identify reliable solutions. Additionally, there are many older topics that have received answers, but the topic creator never officially marked a solution or confirmed whether the answer worked. This often leads to members replying to old or inactive threads, which can unintentionally push newer and more relevant topics down the forum list. I’ve seen cases where newly created topics end up on the third page of the forum because multiple old threads were resurfaced. With an approval mechanism in place, moderators could review these older topics and officially approve a solution where appropriate.

With the rise of AI/GPT, the community pages Forums and Ideas, are more and more receiving posts, replies, and ideas that for a part, large part, or complete are generated by AI/GPT tools. Not only community members use it, but also spammers. I would like OutSystems to consider embedding a feature similar to what sites as zerogpt.com to automatically detect & AI content. For example today the following reply was posted, and its 57% likely AI/GPT generated: For community members, it will help to understand if someone is providing information based on experience, or by relying on AI/GPT to generate an answer. For OutSystems community moderators, like myself, it will help to filter content and double check if the generated reply makes sense (as unfortunately we see many times the generated content is not correct). Furthermore, OutSystems moderators, also need to validate replies marked as Spam or marked as To-Reviewed, the score that the automatic AI content detection would give, speeds up the process to determine a reply is spam or not. No worries, this text is human written ;)

right click on "output structure" >> Create the output structure (in advanced queries) based on the select statement

It would be great to have a visual feedback when we have dependencies to update or even when they are outdated and need some action to validate and update them.A preview of what could be to help us.This could be validated when opening the module (as it is already being done) but it would give a visual feedback even when we don't have breaking dependencies. It could also be checked after publishing for example.As this would only validate the used dependencies, probably wouldn't take as much time/effort like when we open the popup itself.

I'm not sure if there is already an existing idea like this, the search didn't provide me with a match so I'm creating one...We have the ability to import a swagger 2.0 rest services already, but unlike its SOAP counterpart we lack the ability to do this locally from a fileThis should be added IMHOBest regards,PC

The ability to clone an extension would be a really really nice-to-have. :-)

The implemented solution retrieves the full organizational hierarchy using a recursive depth-first traversal approach. The logic is based on a function that accepts: A parent organization ID A collection used to accumulate child nodes The function performs the following steps: It retrieves all direct child organizations for the given parent. Each child is added to the output collection. For every child, the same function is called recursively, passing: The child as the new parent The updated collection of results This process continues until all levels of the hierarchy are explored. This approach ensures that: The hierarchy is traversed depth-first All descendants of a node are retrieved before moving to the next sibling The final output contains the complete organizational tree under the initial parent