Showing posts with label Dynamics CE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dynamics CE. Show all posts

Record Creation for N:N Relationships in Dynamics 365 with JavaScript and Custom Plugins

 This comprehensive guide provides a detailed approach to automate the creation of many-to-many (N:N) relationship records in Dynamics 365 using a custom plugin and a JavaScript action. The solution streamlines the association of multiple records through a straightforward interface, making it indispensable in scenarios requiring batch processing or integration tasks.

How to Apply Views or Filters to Buttons on a Subgrid in Dynamics 365

 In Dynamics 365, subgrids are an essential feature that provide users with the ability to interact with related data directly from a form. In some scenarios, you may need to enhance the default functionality of subgrid buttons, such as the "Add Existing" or custom action buttons, by applying specific views or filters to control the data shown to users. This guide will walk you through the process of dynamically applying views or filters to buttons on a subgrid, providing an improved user experience.

Checking User Roles in Dynamics 365: Two Approaches

In Dynamics 365, there are multiple ways to determine if a user has a specific role. This is particularly useful for controlling access to certain features or areas of the system. In this article, we'll explore two primary methods to check user roles:
  1. Using Client-Side API (userSettings.roles)
  2. Using a Web API FetchXML Query

How to Format Dates in SSRS Using Custom Expressions

 In SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), customizing the date format is essential for improving the readability of reports. SSRS provides the Format() function, which allows for flexible formatting of date fields to meet different reporting requirements.

Filtering the Customer Column in Dynamics 365 to Display Only Accounts or Contacts

 In Microsoft Dynamics 365, the customerid lookup field can reference multiple entity types, typically Accounts and Contacts. To simplify the user interface or meet specific business needs, you may want to restrict this lookup to show only one type. Below is a straightforward approach using JavaScript to configure the customerid lookup to display either only Accounts or only Contacts.

Leveraging JavaScript for onSave and addOnPostSave Events in Dynamics 365 CRM

 When customizing forms in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM, JavaScript provides powerful capabilities to control data processing and user interactions. Key among these capabilities are the client-side events onSave and addOnPostSave. Each plays a vital role in managing the lifecycle of form data submissions. This article delves into how these JavaScript events can be used to fine-tune the behavior of Dynamics forms.

Customizing Form Titles Dynamically on New Records in Dynamics 365

 

The objective is to alter the form title dynamically to reflect changes in a field's selected option, such as a product category, when a new product record is being created. This customization provides users with immediate visual feedback that they are creating the correct type of record.

How to Disable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Avoid Annoying Additional Authentications

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) can sometimes become an extra hurdle for users who prefer simplified access to their accounts. Here's how you can disable MFA in Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 Admin Center, allowing users to avoid any additional authentications beyond their password.

Accessing Classic Advanced Settings in Dynamics 365

 If you need to access the Classic Advanced Settings in Dynamics 365, you can do so easily by using a direct URL. This is useful when you want to manage settings in the classic interface.

Setting Up a Formula-Type Calculated Column for Local Midnight Time (12:00:00 AM)

 In global data management, accurately capturing the start of the local day is crucial but challenging with standard functions like UTCNow() or Now(). These functions return the current UTC timestamp, which doesn’t always align with the local date. For instance, if UTCNow() shows "10-10 2:50 AM," this might actually be "10-9 7:50 PM" in Pacific Time, meaning the local date is still "10-9."

ActivityParty in Email Message

 An activity party represents a person or group associated with an activity. An activity can have multiple activity parties.

Resolve In-App Notification Visibility Issues: Setting Security Roles for Notifications


Understanding the Issue

System administrators may initially find that they are the only users who can view in-app notifications. When other users attempt to access the notification center, they might encounter issues such as the notifications not being visible or the notification center continuously loading without displaying any content.

How to Filter the OwnerId Lookup to Show Only Users and Dynamically Set a View by Name in Dynamics 365

 In most cases, you can filter lookup columns by setting a view directly in the column properties of a form in Dynamics 365. However, this option may not be available for certain lookup columns, such as the OwnerId field. In these cases, we need to use JavaScript to apply the filter and dynamically set the view. This article will walk you through three key points: filtering the OwnerId lookup to show only users, applying a view to the lookup, and dynamically retrieving the view ID by its name.

Introduction to Dataverse Search

 Dataverse search is a powerful tool within Microsoft Power Platform that helps users quickly find relevant information across multiple tables. By enabling Dataverse search, users can retrieve results from different tables in a single, consolidated list, sorted by relevance. This article covers the steps to enable Dataverse search and provides key details on its configuration and usage.

How to Check if the Current Form is a Quick Create Form in Dynamics 365 using JavaScript

 In Dynamics 365, you might need to identify whether the current form is a Quick Create form or another type, such as a Main form. 

How to Access the Classic Interface of Security Role Settings in Dynamics 365 CRM

 If you are accustomed to the classic interface of Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM and need to manage Security Role settings, you may prefer to use the classic interface rather than the new unified interface. The classic interface can sometimes provide a more familiar layout for detailed administrative tasks. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to access the classic interface for editing a Security Role by directly navigating to the URL in your browser.

Dynamics 365 Customization: Prepopulating Child Activity Forms Using JavaScript

 

Scenario

In our scenario, users need to send emails related to specific receipt records. Automating the process to open an email form prepopulated with relevant data from the tri_receipt form saves time and minimizes data entry errors.

Configuring Different Default Views for Duplicated Tables in Dynamics 365 Model-driven App Sitemap/Navigation

 When configuring a model-driven app in Dynamics 365, it's common to need different default views for the same entity to suit various user needs. For example, if you add the "Contact" entity twice to the app's navigation panel, you can set different default views by varying the content type.

Tutorial: PCF Development Tutorial (Official)

 Power Apps component framework empowers professional developers and app makers to create code components for model-driven and canvas apps. These code components can be used to enhance the user experience for users working with data on forms, views, dashboards, and canvas app screens. For example, you can: Replace a column on a form that displays a numeric text value with a dial or slider code component. Transform a list into an entirely different visual experience bound to the dataset, like a Calendar or Map .

Understanding Dynamics 365 Teams in Security Role: Security Group Teams vs. Owner Teams

 When implementing security and access controls in Dynamics 365, it is crucial to understand the differences between Security Group Teams and Owner Teams, as each type plays a distinct role in managing data access within the organization. Here, we will focus on how Security Group Teams operate, using them as an example to illustrate the broader principles that differentiate them from Owner Teams.