When you request data from Dynamics CRM for a particular entity the results are capped at 5000 records (which is configurable via header Prefer=odata.maxpagesize=3) the result includes a link to the next page:
"#odata.nextLink": "https://company.crm4.dynamics.com/api/data/v9.1/accounts?
$skiptoken=%3Ccookie%20pagenumber=%222%22%20pagingcookie=..."
Is there a way to change the base path of the url? I access Dynamics via an internal gateway so my basepath is different. I'd like the returned URL to match my correct path.
If not I would have to do some string manipulation, which I'd like to avoid if possible.
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What I need:
Get access to the Internet Message Id for an email related incident via the Microsoft Graph Security API
My problem:
I used Outlook's reporting module and marked an email that was in my inbox as Phishing. This then created an event in https://security.microsoft.com. See the below image. Incident ID 16.
I put together a webhook that is able to pull alerts via the Microsoft Graph Security API. From this call I managed to retrieve the alert's ID. I then used that ID to get more information about the alert by using this call: (https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/security/alerts/{alert_id})
In the JSON body of the response there's a property called messageSecurityStates that is always empty. I found this link to Javadoc.io where the object's properties are described and it looks like this property should contain the Internet Message Id. But when querying the Microsoft Graph Security API, the object is always empty.
Question:
What do I need to do to ensure that my email related alerts that are queried via the MS Graph Security API have email related information such as Internet Message Id?
I have a process which triggers when a case is assign, the process send an email to the case owner with the content of the case which also include a dynamic link to the case assigned. I could achieve it in CRM 2011 however I don't see any option to insert dynamic link in CRM 365. Any help on this would be really appreciated.
Using template in workflow does not have this hyperlink option, but direct Email message will have.
Refer this community discussion for the different implementation ideas.
Dynamics CRM OOB does not support adding Record URL (Dynamic) to email template!
There is workaround, by adding a new custom field to the case entity, then create a workflow to fire on case create which updates the new field to be a Record URL (Dynamic), then simply add this field to your email template and attach the email template to your workflow
I have integrated adal.js in my Dynamics crm custom solution to embed power bi report which works fine but since redirect url need to be set on azure portal app registration so set my tenant url like:
https://myurl.crm6.dynamics.com
but I am getting message like :
"The reply url specified in the request does not match the reply urls configured for the application"
My custom dashboard has been set as default dashboard on tenant. And this custom dashboard contains adal.js and other related js code.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
The reply url in your tenant needs to exactly match whatever you have set as your reply URL in your app settings/web.config in your code. Have you ensured that these are matching?
I need to sync Dynamics CRM marketing list with a mailing agent (Mailjet via API) and I thought I could use Microsoft Flow for this.
The idea is to trigger flow on marketing list update/create that will generate the JSON with list contacts info and send it via HTTP request. The problem is when I use "List Records" action I can't filter contacts based on marketing list id that I get from "When a record is created or updated (Preview)" on Marketing list entity.
I've tested that this trigger is activated when I add a new contact to a list so it should work fine. A better option will be to trigger flow( or workflow? ) within the Dynamics Marketing List view, but I'm not sure if this is possible. Can I run the JS code with the Marketing List input within Dynamics?
Can anyone point me in the right direction? I don't know C# so I'm looking for the solution on JavaScript or PHP.
Thanks!
i think if you want do it with javascript you should add your Javascript to the OnSave Event of the Marketing List or add Javascript on the OnChange Event of the Marketing List Subgrid for Account/Contact/Lead.
Dynamics CRM Events in forms and grids
Then you can get the marketing list members via Javascript and send it somewhere.
You can retrieve marketing list members via webapi, but you must be aware with static and dynamic marketing list.
Getting List members with webapi
Web Api Samples
...and i think this approach would only work for a small number of members.
So this is indeed possible to do in Flow! Thanks to SGeis for the link to Getting List members with webapi. This link uses the entity name of listmembers to store the items inside of a list, and Marketing List is just a special type of list.
In Flow you can specify a custom Entity name. You can enter listmembers for the entity, and as the link showed you can enter _listid_value eq <Marketing List GUID here> in the Filter Query box. Example below:
It will then return a list of objects that are each pointers to a contact record. In the raw json payload the contact guid is called _entityid_value,
or just Entity when used in the Flow Interface:
I am trying to create a Task record in Dynamics 365 and I want the owner to be a team record for which I have already retrieved the GUID.
This is my JSON and it always fails.
{
"ownerid_team#odata.bind":"/teams(f7e383eb-3966-e711-8122-e0071b66c021)",
"scheduledend":"2017-07-20",
"regardingobjectid_new_survey#odata.bind":"new_surveies(f7e383eb-3966-e711-8122-e0071b84b034)",
"subject":"Amazon SES has suppressed sending to this address because it has a recent history of bouncing as an invalid address.",
}
I get a bad request.
Can we not use the Web API to update the owner field of records? I could not find any specific limitations describing the same.
Maybe try:
"ownerid#odata.bind":"/teams(f7e383eb-3966-e711-8122-e0071b66c021)",
Using Jason Lattimer's CRM REST Builder, I've gotten this to work:
entity["ownerid#odata.bind"] = "/teams(956B410F-0F6E-E711-810E-00155D6FD705)";
One thing to ensure is that the team has a valid security role. You might want to try assigning the team in the UI to make sure the operation works before trying to do it programmatically.