In this example, we do have a large XML file and we want to separate it into several small files. And we always want to copy out a very specific content of this file into individual files. My file looks like this: (Enlarge Picture) As you can see by XML-View, there is a pattern recognizable: (Enlarge […]
In our Dynamics CRM, we do have one single entity for companies and consolidated companies. As an example, look at this:
YouTube or AdMob are companies, which are all integrated in the consolidated company Google LLC. (Google LLC is parent account)
And now imagine to have some opportunities for YouTube, some for AdMob and also some for Google LLC itself. Now, I want to show all of the opportunities in one subgrid as shown below. (‘Katja 1-3’ is equal to ‘YouTube’, ‘Verbund Neu Created’ is equal to ‘Google LLC’).
Sometimes, it is necessary to set up new user accounts in Dynamics CRM. So let’s explain how this works:
In some companies, the entity opportunity is used very often. So if you capture several opportunities each day, I think it could be difficult to find them again afterwards. The easiest way to solve this problem is to set a unique ID for each opportunity:
I was really in trouble this week. I changed the function of a standard button in Ribbon Workbench by adding a command to it. As it did not work like this, I wanted to uncustomise what I did and reset the standard button to standard. This did not work either and this would be the bigger problem for me. So let’s see how you can reset your changes on standard button in Ribbon Workbench:
This time, I want to refer to an article which helped me today: “magnetism – Adam Murchison” Editable grids are an awesome new feature within Dynamics 365, if you haven’t had a chance to play around with them then I suggest you do. Inside the editable grid the JavaScript on the main form is not […]
Sometimes, it is useful to use business process. The customer is forced to make his input in a guided way. In my case, I wanted to show the customer different fields in stage one of the business process, but I wanted to make some fields only mandatory (required), in stage two or further. The first […]
I want to check, if the user is member of a special team. If he is member of the team, I want to show some tabs. If the user is not a member of this team, I want to hide the tabs. Use following Javascript to check, weather the current user is member of the […]
In my example, I wanted to find out GUID for a special team in CRM. So I navigated via Settings – Security to Teams: As I clicked on ‘Team’, I got the following result: I searched for my Team which is called ’54 – Corporate Finance’: I clicked on the business unit (the first blue […]
Step 0 – What we want to do
The standard dialog process looks really ugly. There’s a huge window opening by clickin’ a button and the user sees a big white page. It looks like a beast. So let’s find the right code to make this dialog a beauty again, before the last leaf of the rose falls down to the floor.
The beast:
The beauty:
This is our company:
As you can see on top, I created a button labeled ‘VERBZUTEST’ with which I want to start my dialog to add this single company to a group of company.
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