//Add Label "Add another Record" to "Save and New" button
var SaveNew = document.all._MBcrmFormSubmitCrmForm59truetruefalse;
if (SaveNew != null)
{
SaveNew.title = 'Add another Record';
SaveNew.children[0].innerHTML += 'Add another Record';
//and change the color of the new text
SaveNew.style.color = '#15428b';
}
Add label to “Save and New” Button
Add Columns to Marketing List Members Views
I have found a small post about Adding Columns to Marketing List Members Views from Peter Toftager-Larsen (link). I found this post interesting enough to write a post about it.
The described steps should be supported.
As you’ll know the Marketing List Members View cannot be edit as the regular Customizations. Hacking in the database is not supported.
The views can, however, be accessed via the Advanced Find. In the Advanced Find you can select ‘Views’ in the ‘Look For’ Box. The result gives you a list of all the Views in the system (Personal views not included). In this list you can find the Marketing List Members Views. Easiest way to find them directly is to add the Filter ‘”Name” Contains “member”‘.
As you will see the views (All Members, Active Members, Inactive Members and Quick Find) all exist 3 times. All the Views are separately created for Account, Contacts and Leads. By opening you can distinguish one and other. After opening you can change the Description to make it easier to distinguish the Views in the future.
Now you can add and/or change the columns.
Open a specific view and add and/or change the columns.
Save you changes and publish your customizations.
Tagged as: Customization, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0, Point & Click
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This Post is based on a Post from AdvantageWorks in which a Filtered Lookup between 2 Lookups is described. Hessel Miedema and I created a Version of the Lookup for the Primary Contact of an Account. We used the Account Name as input for the Search Box of the Lookup of the Primary Contact. (Be aware that your Account Names need to be Unique in this Case).
The main Reason for this Post is that we noticed that the “&” character is Not allowed in a URL Request, but is allowed as Search Value. The “&” character needs to be replaced by “%26″ to function properly. A list of characters can be found in the The extended ASCII table .
The example we used on the OnLoad of the Account:
crmForm.all.primarycontactid.additionalparams = 'search=' + crmForm.all.name.DataValue.replace("&","%26").replace("+","%2b");
This works out-of-the-box (with Point & Click customization) in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011.
Tagged as: Client Side Scripting, Customization, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0, Point & Click
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4.0 Implementation Guide
