Introduction: With CRM 2015 SP1, the Client API was extended to allow attaching events to sub-grid to manage the sub-grid data/operations. The OnLoad event however executes on all of the following operations Load of parent form. Save of parent form. Add a new record in sub-grid Remove a record from sub-grid Navigating to prev/next page… Read More »
Introduction: Recently we had a requirement where we had to create Contact records from data received from other System and if Duplicate record found then avoid creation of records based on Duplicate Detection rules specified in the System and get the List of the Duplicate Records found in the system. The Duplicate Detection rules might… Read More »
Introduction: ExecuteMultipleRequest – Message that allows you to club multiple CRM operations and execute them at one go without having to send each of these as separate requests. The ExecuteMultiple provides you with the option to indicate whether you want to continue processing the remaining requests if one of them fails or to stop processing. But… Read More »
Introduction: Microsoft Dynamics CRM has comprehensive Calendar management capabilities to manage work schedules. You are allowed to not only specify the work hours but also the break times when the resource would be unavailable. Here we are demonstrating how to add breaks to daily work schedule programmatically. Calendar and Calendar rules entities in CRM are… Read More »
Introduction: Prior to CRM2015 update 1 the only available function for interacting with the subgrids on the form was refresh(). This function is used to refresh the sub-grid records. With the release of CRM 2015 update 1, more functions were introduced to interact with the sub-grid using JavaScript. Function list: 1. addOnLoad 2. removeOnLoad Use… Read More »
While the team has been working on new innovations and cracking new tips and tricks for Dynamics CRM 2015 (we love doing that), our marketing team has been watching closely on the impression rate and clicks on posts. There were quite a many but we picked some posts which have been most helpful to our… Read More »
Introduction: Sometimes there are cases where we need to make a call to web service, from where we get data and save that data to Dynamics CRM entity. The response which we get from web service is in xml form. In one of our recent post we explained about Iterating and Processing Records in Dynamics CRM… Read More »
Introduction: An on-premise deployment of Dynamics CRM can only be accessed from within the intranet. If you would like to provide access to your on-premise Dynamics CRM to your team from outside the corporate network, you need to make this available externally over the internet. To do this, you need to configure IFD (Internet Facing… Read More »
The Dynamics CRM Community is the place to be for all Dynamics CRM Lovers. I have often come across queries posted on “How to become a Dynamics CRM developer” and decided to share my thoughts around this in this post. Technical Expertise Needed: If you have a basic knowledge of writing code in .NET you… Read More »
Introduction: Contracts were the traditional way of recording the entitlements or warranties available to the customer for the product. Microsoft Dynamics CRM supports 3 types of Contracts Number of Cases Time Coverage Date Contracts have a start and end date and pass through various states Draft – This is when you have created a Contract… Read More »