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MSCRM - Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011: Field Formats

The field data types and formats are rather limited in MS CRM. As a programmer, I'm accustomed to having my cake and eating it too. One of the unfortunately frustrating aspects of using a solution framework is needing to work outside the borders. Things the framework handles natively, are inherently easy to do and a great time saver. Once you move out of that box, it can get dodgy. 

MSCRM - Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 iPad App

MSCRM - Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 iPad App

The official Microsoft Dynamics CRM IPad application was released onto the Apple store on October 7th 2013. Many of our clients have been asking for a suitable MS CRM IPad application for years and although there have been several vendor offerings and mobile client workarounds, this official application should satisfy the typical mobile worker’s needs.

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MSCRM - What’s new in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013: New Features & Comparison of MS Dynamics CRM 2011 vs 2013

This post, What’s new in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013, lists the main new features in Dynamics CRM 2013 and compares them to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 where applicable (Crm 2013 Vs. CRM 2011). At the bottom of the comparison table, you will find links for the most important Dynamics CRM 2013 resources which are the customer center, developer center and Tech IT Pro Center. You will also find some informational files about Dynamics CRM 2013 and which are published by Microsoft.

Wednesday, September 11, 2013
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MSCRM - Disable Duplicate Detection Save button on Popup

Quick Overview:
CRM 2011 allows you to create duplicate detection rules that will attempt to find duplicates on criteria you select. However, the user has the ability to save the record regardless. My first inclination was to create a couple of reference entities and utilize the Create and Update message of the plug-ins. After talking with some other CRM guys, I've learned that handling writing of any entity is just too costly.
This technique I will describe below will change the behavior of the duplicate detection view duplicates page. If you don't want to do this proceed no further.

Instructions:
1. Navigate to your CRM instance on your app server.
2. Navigate to \CRMWeb\Tools\DuplicateDetection\ViewDuplicates\
3. Edit this file in Visual Studio or Notepad.
4. Add this line to the ShowPage() javascript member or any member that is called by onLoad():
document.getElementById("btn_id_Ok").disabled="true";
5. Save your change.

This simply disables the button as you can tell. The fun part would be to allow not allow by the current user's role. I suggest using WhoAmI() or any AJAX call to accomplish what you want.

From : http://dynamics2011.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/crm-2011-disable-duplicate-detection.html
Thursday, August 29, 2013
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MSCRM - Creating a Check-Box


1. Create a new field, select the type as 'Two Options', by default you will get the values of 'Yes and No', customize them if you want. save and close the field.
2. Drag the field to the form and place it on one of the placeholders, at your own desired location.
3. Double click on the field, and the field properties window should open.
4. In field properties go to the formatting tab.
5. There you will see a 'control formatting' drop down, (by default its value will be 'Two Radio Buttons' )
from that drop down, select the 'check box'.
6. Save and Publish, you should now have a checkbox on your form.
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