This blog in the beginning of New Year brings you the Top 10 interesting and useful blogs posted by us during the year 2014. This article\u00a0consists of\u00a0content from blogs\u00a0that\u00a0belong to\u00a0CRM 2013 and which have been the most visited, re-tweeted and commented blogs of Inogic. Hope these set of blogs are resourceful and help you\u00a0some way or the other.<\/p>\n
Data Encryption in CRM 2013<\/a><\/p>\n This blog talks about data security with respect to Dynamics CRM. As we are storing all our data in CRM, we need to keep our sensitive data in Encrypted format for the security reasons. Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 uses standard Microsoft SQL Server cell level encryption for a set of default entity attributes that contain sensitive information, such as user names and email passwords.<\/p>\n How to change the Port of ADFS 3.0 (Windows server 2012 R2) to 444<\/a><\/p>\n While configuring IFD with the setup being ADFS and CRM installed in same server i.e. Windows server 2012 R2, ADFS 3.0 on Windows server 2012 R2 does not depend on IIS. So in that case, as ADFS port cannot be changed we used to change CRM (https) port to 444. As a result of which the users need to browse CRM IFD URL as https:\/\/orgname.domainame.com:444<\/a>. Hence this blog talks about how we can still achieve this in ADFS 3.0 and there would not be any more need to append the port in IFD URL which browsing CRM.<\/p>\n Using Ctrl + S to Save the HTML Webresource Content<\/a><\/p>\n Everyone might have wished that it would any day be possible to achieve the same behavior of Ctrl + S<\/strong>\u00a0that we get on CRM pages, on the HTML web resource that we use in CRM. So that data entered in custom grids can be directly saved through form save. This blog has the solution to achieve this.<\/p>\n Unable to Configure Dynamics CRM Outlook Client for Org Configured for IFD Access<\/a><\/p>\n This blog brings you various solutions for the issues that come up after configuring IFD such as issues while connecting outlook client or issues while connecting plug-in registration tool.<\/p>\n How Security Role Privileges are Inherited from Team to User<\/a><\/p>\n Usually security privileges inherited from team to user are judged differently and so this blog explains the intricacy in more detail with examples so the team to user inheritance of privileges is clearly unfolded.<\/p>\n ILMerge Issues<\/a><\/p>\n A lot of\u00a0times when we develop plug-ins and workflows, we are in need of adding multiple assemblies (.dll) into our main solution. This blog illustrates the method and commands that can be used to merge needed assemblies in one and use in our solution.<\/p>\n How to handle Special Characters in Fetch XML<\/a><\/p>\n This is a rare situation where a special character was noticed while designing fetch xml query and we got stuck at that point, so this blog talks about the solution that we had used and can be very helpful.<\/p>\n Using Indicators in SSRS Reports<\/a><\/p>\n This article is also based on a very interesting topic which can be used in SSRS reports to enhance the quality and overview of the reports and i.e. \u201cIndicators\u201d.<\/p>\n Indicators are the icons that can be used to provide special effects like directions, symbols, ratings etc. on the reports.<\/p>\n Troubleshooting Certificate Error while configuring Claims-Based Authentication<\/a><\/p>\n When we configure Claims-Based Authentication in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Deployment Manager, we may receive the following error. \u00a0\u201cThe encryption certificate\u2026\u2026\u2026does not exist in the local computer certificate store<\/strong>\u201d<\/p>\n So this blog has the solution for this error.<\/p>\n How to show Filtered Lookup Dialog in Dynamics CRM through Script<\/a><\/p>\n This blog describes a solution that we had come up for this requirement wherein we were supposed to show a Filtered Custom Lookup on form load. By Filtered Custom Lookup, it meant that we were supposed to show a Lookup dialog similar to CRM Filtered lookup (Filtered Lookup value changes on the basis of other Lookup on which it is dependent) dialog. The lookup has to be filtered on the basis of a value in the lookup field which was there on the form.<\/p>\n So there you go! The best of the best from the Inogic Team. Hope you find these articles useful and we would make sure we\u00a0keep posting such informative articles to\u00a0add to the community.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This blog in the beginning of New Year brings you the Top 10 interesting and useful blogs posted by us during the year 2014. This article\u00a0consists of\u00a0content from blogs\u00a0that\u00a0belong to\u00a0CRM 2013 and which have been the most visited, re-tweeted and commented blogs of Inogic. 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