sounds simple dosen’t it - my objective is to run an estimate report and render to PDF all from the click of a button as shown in the screenshot below:
Heres the code –
string oppID = Request.QueryString["oppID"].ToString();
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Add a button on Form’s Toolbar/Grid’s Menu Bar for the entity in ISV config file (export ISV config)
Call launchOnDemandWorkflowForm (for button on Form) or launchOnDemandWorkflow (for button on grid) functions and pass the parameters sGrid, iObjType and workflowId.
Save the config file and import it to CRM.
An example of this could be:
<Entity name=”account”>
<ToolBar ValidForCreate=”0″ ValidForUpdate=”1″>
<Button Icon=”/_imgs/mybutton.jpg” [...]
This post is to show how to add a Button to a MS CRM Form, not to the Navigation Pane nor to the Menu Bar, but to the actual Form itself.
In this post I will show a simple usage of the Button, to show its function. You can understand that more advanced functions can be [...]
Hi Guys,
Recently for a client, we had to create some many-to-1 relationship from Contact to Accounts & Opportunities. We then had the problem of the related entity navigation on the side showing up. They didn’t want to see all these related navigations. I added some onLoad code on the contact form to hide the Sidebar [...]
