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Microsoft CRM - Quick way of getting the Opportunity status

Microsoft CRM - Quick way of getting the Opportunity status

Quick way of getting the Opportunity status

Posted: 18 Jan 2005 06:43 AM PST

You could always just ensure the status(StateCode) is present in the form
itself, then you will be able to access the form field.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On 18 Jan 2005 07:02:36 -0800, "Frebou" <com> wrote:

That's what I'm actually doing... but the SDK is so slow :(

I was trying to find is there would be a field or an object in the page
already containing the status since it could be a common mechanic used
elsewhere.

thanks

Editing the Preview Drop down pane

Posted: 18 Jan 2005 02:13 AM PST

Thanks Matt,

I knew it would be something simple,

Many Thanks


Biffo

"Matt Parks" wrote:
 

Adding Phoney Contacts?

Posted: 18 Jan 2005 01:10 AM PST

MS Support has told me that I should avoid using the same names for
Contacts/Accounts and Users. There have been some cases relating to problems
with SFO offline functionality.

I have not seen anything about the email address though.

"Peter Lynch" <com.SPAMFREE> wrote in message
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Snap in error

Posted: 17 Jan 2005 09:27 PM PST

thnx alot man....i got it solved with your idea....thnx 
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Some stupid questions about edit the aspx file

Posted: 17 Jan 2005 06:57 PM PST

Hi Alphonse,

It was the wrong file indeed. This is the invoice detail edit.aspx. But no
problem. You need to do two things. First you have to write a javascript
function that does whatever you want it to do (using crmform.fieldname = ...
, etc to use fields. Use window.alert to and variable.isvalid to debug to
make sure you have the right fieldnames and values). Then you have to alter
the XSL files (in directory _xslfiles) for the object. To find the correct
number for the object, look in the SDK for object types (each xsl-file has an
object number, not a name). In the XSL files (1084 for quote), search for
tax and in the <input> tag of the tax-field, add an onchange event with the
javascript function defined in the aspx file. You have to do this for create
and update at least. When you have done this, your onchange event should
work.
But I repeat : by republishing you overwrite the XSL files and with patches
and updates you overwrite the edit.aspx. I suggest you make copies of the
original files and save them very carefully. Also save your changes very
carefully. After you republish, be sure not to overwrite the new xsl file
with your altered version, but to reimplement the changes.
So you see, this will work but it is not the correct way to do this and not
a very good way to do this.
I hope you get it to work.

Freek

"com" wrote:
 

SFO offline permissions problem

Posted: 17 Jan 2005 12:41 PM PST

hmmm.....how did you install SFO? I believe you need to have local admin
rights for it to install properly....

other than that, this is one of those vague error messages, and you might
have to call MBS,....or you can attempt to format and try anew :)

-Gary


"Mike Srock" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Workflow Manager won't start, error saying CRM server not availabl

Posted: 17 Jan 2005 11:55 AM PST

Yes, i tried the crm url and the ip address, I had it working in the past,
but uninstalled crm and re-installed and now it doesn't work

"daniel" wrote:
 

Do not Email Button

Posted: 17 Jan 2005 11:53 AM PST

thanks daniel.

"daniel" wrote:
 

CRM through VPN

Posted: 17 Jan 2005 08:23 AM PST

Yes, it is.
We have configured your Firewall to forward an TCP/IP-Port (for example port
54321) to the https-port on your CRM-Server. On the CRM-Server we have
installed a certificate so it works with https.

Know we can reach the CRM-Server over https from the public internet.

Lars (Germany)


"Jack Nielsen" <dk (Fjern nospam)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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any crazy CRM 'issue'

Posted: 17 Jan 2005 08:11 AM PST

yeah, no answers on Partnersource. No customizations that are recent...last
one was 6 months ago. Such a lovely, strange critter this CRM.

"Jeff Metcalf" wrote:
 

Error when sending email in CRM

Posted: 14 Jan 2005 06:05 AM PST

Yes, a few times. Does the error suggest anything specific?

"DouglasBHahn" wrote:
 

Is there a way to identify shared accounts using SQL

Posted: 13 Jan 2005 07:23 PM PST

It should also be pointed out that the PrincipalObjectAccess table is for
display purposes only. When an account is shared, an entry is made into this
table and the sharees SID is added to the account's security descriptor. The
security desciptor is used by the security service to determine if a user has
share access to a record. So, adding an entry in the POA table at the db
level is not a way you could share out an account programmatically.

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