Have you ever Retrieved or Instantiated an email template? If the answer to this question is YES, then you might be knowing the required parameters we need to have in place in order to do so. For those of who aren`t aware of it then this blog would help you understand the tidbits involved. We… Read More »
Recap: Back in 2013, when Microsoft introduced the concept of “Custom Actions”, we had explained this feature in this blog. With the latest update released for CRM Online versioned 7.1, this feature has further been extended. As a quick recap, Actions in processes are a way to create custom messages in CRM for an entity,… Read More »
Microsoft Convergence 2015 was a huge success once again for Inogic. Thank You, from Inogic Team for visiting our booth (No. 1751) and talking to us about our solutions and services. And a special word of Thanks for the Microsoft Team for the amazing arrangements and a great partnership. Now that you’ve gotten to know us, it’s time… Read More »
Microsoft’s biggest event– the Convergence conference is returning once again this year to the Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, USA from 16th-19th March. It gives the attendees an opportunity to learn something new, create business relationships and explore the true potential of Microsoft Dynamics solutions. Its main purpose is to provide the attendees a platform… Read More »
We had a requirement where in we were supposed to show a Filtered Custom Lookup on form load. By Filtered Custom Lookup, it meant that we were supposed to create a Lookup dialog similar to CRM Filtered lookup (Filtered Lookup value changes on the basis of other Lookup on which it is dependent) dialog. The… Read More »
Introduction A lot of times when we are developing plug-ins and workflows, we are in need of adding multiple assemblies (.dll) into our main solution. The current scenario that we experienced is that we used itextsharp.dll assembly to edit the PDF Forms from within our plug-in and for that we have to merge the itextsharp.dll with our plug-in… Read More »
Introduction: Configuring Outlook Client usually involved making sure the regular stuff was done i.e.: Adding the server url to trusted sites. Checking whether the machine time matches the server time. Able to access Dynamics CRM through Web Client. Whether Windows Identity foundation was installed. Credentials cache cleared (Note: You can clear the credentials by going to the control… Read More »
Introduction: Often you must have noticed that importing solution often slows down CRM to the extent that it is almost unusable for the period during which the Import action is being processed. To improve performance, a new request has been introduced in CRM 2013 which supports to importing solutions asynchronously. This is however available only… Read More »
Introduction: Since the new refresh forms, we now see sub grids added on the form by default instead of the left navigation links to see the related records. The + (add) button on the sub-grid however appears to work differently for the Case Sub-grid and the Contacts grid on the Account form. So when do… Read More »
Dynamics CRM works largely on FetchXML queries. FetchXML is a proprietary query language for Dynamics CRM. For developers coming from SQL background, they would really want to find the SQL query that the FetchXML translates into. While one way is to explain the FetchXML syntax, it might help to also get the SQL statement that… Read More »