Interesting article on howw to display the result set of an advanced find grid in an IFRAME. I have not tried it yet but I think this may be very useful.
http://jamesdowney.net/blog/post/Displaying-CRM-Views-in-IFRAMES.aspx
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Displaying CRM Advanced Find Views in IFRAMESInteresting article on howw to display the result set of an advanced find grid in an IFRAME. I have not tried it yet but I think this may be very useful. http://jamesdowney.net/blog/post/Displaying-CRM-Views-in-IFRAMES.aspx 6 comments to Displaying CRM Advanced Find Views in IFRAMESLeave a Reply |
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This is good documenation.
I tried using this method to generate an advanced fine to display activities on a contact. I get a blank iframe when I publish the changes.
Any ideas,
Thanks,
Dhwani,
I have yet to need to complete this customization due to requirements however I have done it the normal way. The best thing I can do is to name my IFRAMES in a consistent way. A blank frame kind of sounds like you did it correctly but your not connecting to the actual frames that have data perhaps? Wish I could provide more help.
Brad
You can now use the sub-grids option in Microsoft CRM 2011. This feature works well but it does not work for customized results queries – only save advanced finds. Still very cool and a big time saver.
Thanks Robert, I have had to so this so many times in V4 I am use it it, however its a nice feature of 2011.
Hi Brad,
I have implemented this code and like Dhwani I get the blank display. The error is that the key is not defined in the ViewFunctions.js line 32/33. I am not a developer and do not know javascript so would appreciate a little guidance if possible.
Thanks in advance
I honestly have not had this as a requirement to implement myself so I would’t have any tips. In my experience doing normal embeded grids any issues I had were usuually related to creating the write linkages between the iFRAMES and entity relationships. Good Luck!