If you think that solutions which are on this blog are unsupported, then take a look at the post which my new German colleague Arne Janning has posted:Getting inside Microsoft CRM - Part IHe'll get you virtually inside crm and from there you will be able to do anything that you have ever wanted to do with MS CRM.I'll have to warn you: if you don't feel comfortable with what you see, then just
Sunday, 29 January 2006
MBS turns profitable
Posted on 09:44 by Unknown
The Microsoft Business Solutions (Dynamics) group has made profit for the first time. The group posted an operating profit of $10 million vs. a loss of $17 million for the same quarter in the prior year.Read the full Techweb article here.
Thursday, 26 January 2006
MS CRM 3.0 trial download
Posted on 16:33 by Unknown
You can now download MS CRM 3.0 for a 90 day trial in each language in which Microsoft CRM is available! The page will be updated with new languages as they are released. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7d418781-69ad-422d-92fa-87fdb2538e2c&DisplayLang=enThanks to John for the information :)
Wednesday, 25 January 2006
Hide a form field
Posted on 13:34 by Unknown
Now that each field offers an OnChange event, we want to use it. At least I do. Based on the selection or values in another field, I'm disabling fields all over the screen. But why disabling and not hide them?! It's not documented and therefore not supported, but it sometimes is needed. The code to hide a field is:crmForm.all.name_c.style.visibility = 'hidden';crmForm.all.name_d.style.visibility
Tuesday, 24 January 2006
Add dates programmatically to CRM
Posted on 06:19 by Unknown
Does that word actually exist in English? Programmatically?Anyway. When you're working on a program which uses the SDK to add or modify data in CRM, then you will find out that there is not much documentation about how to use this data. And when you enter wrong data to CRM, then the error message doesn't help you much either: 0x80040216 An unexpected error occurred.Well. Here are 2 code examples
Quick create export functionality
Posted on 04:37 by Unknown
Serveral of my customers are asking for an export functionality to Excel or CSV. Have you ever experienced that? If so, how did you create that?Let me tell you my solution. MS CRM 3.0 does offer SQL Reporting Services for Reporting. The reports which are generated can be exported to Excel and CSV. With a little bit of tuning, you can even render a report into one of these formats, without
You definately need this for a demo!
Posted on 04:12 by Unknown
Hi all,Last weeks I've been giving some demo's. When a prospect would like to see a demo, then ofcouse I create a demo (in a virtual machine) in which they can recognize themselves. Every client has their own requirements and therefore require an own VPC. I used to use a simple VPC which has Windows 2003, SQL server 2000 and CRM 3.0 and extend this default image for every demo.But now I have
Thursday, 5 January 2006
New MVP's!
Posted on 05:22 by Unknown
Today I heard that there are new MS Dynamics CRM MVP awardees. One of my direct colleagues has obtained this award! Please join me in congratulating Rob Bakkers with this outstanding accomplishment!Find out more about the MS Dyn. MVP's here: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/communities/mvplist.aspx?Product=Microsoft+Dynamics+CRM
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