I run into this occasionally when converting Dynamics CRM 4.0 JavaScript into the 2011 object model. Consider this piece of code: if ((crmForm.all.new_field1.DataValue >= 3) && (crmForm.all.new_field1.DataValue <= 10)) { sitetotal = 2; } else if (crmForm.all.new_field1.DataValue > 10) { sitetotal = 3; } else if (crmForm.all.new_field1.DataValue = 0) { sitetotal = 0; } Can […]
Continue readingAs I have stated previously, if you are not using Visual Studio to edit your Dynamics CRM JavaScript, you are doing yourself a huge disservice. Consider this code: Can you spot the problem? Visual Studio and Resharper did. Notice the blue line under Industrytotal? It is there because Industrytotal has not been defined […]
Continue readingAs with many things in Dynamics CRM Development, there are more than one way to do the same task. Take the addition of an OnChange event handler, for instance. A Little Background Here is how we would normally configure an OnChange Event that automatically formats a phone number field: This links to […]
Continue readingStarting with Dynamics CRM 2011, we have the ability to hide form elements (fields, sections, tabs) by using either JavaScript or by setting the Visible by Default property using the properties dialog for each individual form element. If you are upgrading your JavaScript from Dynamics CRM 4.0, you probably have code in your OnLoad event […]
Continue readingHere is the detail of that error: Some plug-ins or custom workflow activities in your system appear to be using the Microsoft CRM 4.0 SDK. Use of the Microsoft CRM 4.0 SDK is not supported in this release. For information about how to upgrade custom code, refer to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 SDK topic […]
Continue readingHere is the detail of that error: Some plug-ins or custom workflow activities in your system appear to be using the Microsoft CRM 4.0 SDK. Use of the Microsoft CRM 4.0 SDK is not supported in this release. For information about how to upgrade custom code, refer to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 SDK topic […]
Continue readingThe Dynamics CRM team has added YouTube and a Facebook app to their growing list of social and community sites. You can access the YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/user/msdyncomm/DynamicsCRM The Facebook App can be accessed directly at: https://apps.facebook.com/microsoftdynamics/
Continue readingTwenty-One Lessons in Twenty-One Days I have conducted a lot of training over the past two years but found that I was always missing connections to new students, mostly due to scheduling conflicts or just by them having too busy a schedule to take off work for a couple of days. Even after I […]
Continue readingTwenty-One Lessons in Twenty-One Days I have conducted a lot of training over the past two years but found that I was always missing connections to new students, mostly due to scheduling conflicts or just by them having too busy a schedule to take off work for a couple of days. Even after […]
Continue readingI have been working on several upgrade scenarios lately and have decided to offer a new license for my documentation utility, SnapShot! for Dynamics CRM. SnapShot! is designed to give you a complete snapshot of your Dynamics CRM organization. Since things change over time, it is normally licensed on an annual basic But what if […]
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