Dynamics CRM Development Part – 2

After creating CRM environment, now it’s time to start our development.Sometime we need to implement some new functionality in CRM that CRM does not provide OOB. Then crm customization and development comes in picture, so basically we can say that CRM development is a result of our CRM Extension plan. Dynamics CRM is a highly extendable application, we can extend it… Read more »

Change CRM Field and Section Label at Runtime

Some time we need to change CRM field label at runtime. This can be easily implemented through JS code. You can change like below crmForm.all.FieldName_c.innerText=”New Label”; you can include this code on any form event based on your requirement. I got one question on CRM Forum where user need to change CRM field label at runtime based on Picklist value. For… Read more »

Check Requirement Level through Code

Some time we need to check requirement level of specific attribute in run time, this can be done using metadata webservice. For example I am taking accountnumber attribute of account entity, I have changed it’s Requirement level to Business Required for my demo purpose so let’s check through code, I have created a website project in Visual studio with default aspx… Read more »

Dynamics CRM Development Part – 1

How to Create Development Environment for Dynamics CRM 4.0?? What are the software and Hardware Requirement for Dynamics CRM 4.0?? How to start Dynamics CRM 4.0 Development ?? Where we need to code in Dynamics CRM 4.0 Development ?? What language we can use in Dynamics CRM 4.0 Development ?? What are the libraries available for Dynamics CRM 4.0 Development??… Read more »

Create Cutom Button In CRM without using ISVconfig

We know that we can create Custom ISV button on entity toolbar, but if you want you can also create a Hyperlink button on entity toolbar using DOM without using ISV config file,also can call your JS function on your on form onload on click of that.Before starting this let’s first check structure of  crmMenuBar ( In my example I am creating… Read more »

Format Left Navigation Item

Today I found one question in MS CRM Development Forum to format Left navigation item, we can easily do this with JS. Just use below code on form load. I have tested this in contact form to form “More Addresses” var Item=document.getElementById(‘navAddresses’); if(Item!=null){ Item.style.fontWeight = ‘bold’; Item.style.color = ‘#ff0000’;} and result will be  as below