Great script for hiding buttons on forms, this can be used for both custom buttons or out of the box buttons. Code is from DMCRM and can be found here. onload //Get all of the List Elements var lis = document.getElementsByTagName(‘LI’); var i = 0; //Loop through the list items while (i < lis.length) { [...]
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oday i wanted to customize the ‘All Members’ view on the Marketing List entity and couldn’t. I was stuck for 1 hour trying to figure out how to do this. I stumbled upon http://blogs.msdn.com/crm/archive/2008/04/02/customize-marketing-list-list-member-view.aspx and Jim explained it perfectly. A very interesting method of using a button to hide an entire section from MSCRMBLOG.net. I am thinking of a great way to use this method to hide several 1-many sections that are linked in an IFRAME. I had this issue when installing MS Outlook and attempting to use the CRM Client. This solves the error received when the client isntall claims that Outlook isn’t set as the default Email program. This article is by Joel Mansford and is titled MS Dynamics CRM 4.0 Client Configuration Wizard Fails With “Outlook Is Not [...] Great article by Ross Lotharius at Ascentium titled “Multi-tenancy and the Default Organization, What is it and how do I set it for users?” which provides information on supporting users and setting default organizations in CRM 4.0. I have been looking for a script that will hide the entire left navigation bar in MSCRM 4.0. for a custom entity. I found this forum response here and it works well! document.all.crmNavBar.parentElement.style.display = "none"; document.all.tdAreas.colSpan = 2; Here are a couple of great scripts for formatting phone numbers in CRM 4.0 that were posted as a responses to the East Region Microsoft CRM Blog. /* This code formats the phone number, allowing up to a 5 digit extension to be displayed on the same line. The following code example shows how to [...] |
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