Is it possible to do autocomplete on dropdown select? We have a large collection of options and getting a timeout error.
PayloadTooLargeError: request entity too large
It is not possible to do this at this time. We've heard this request often however and will be looking at fixing it in the future. We do not have a timetable to share however.
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I'm very new to Microsoft CRM, so please fix me if i'm wrong.
I have a business app that has the old web interface.
I don't want to setup a new solution for a client and provide a new api.
A want to reuse what is already there and adjust what data I will get when I request some project query.
My problem is that I cannot find where the schema is defined.
Can someone point me where to look for it?
Right now the api is working and I can retrieve data without problems, but there are some missing fields that are present CRM and not accessible via api. And my goal is to provide those fields
Thanks
go to make.powerapps.com
on right hand side select your env (dev/Test/Prod)
after that select solution on left hand side
then scroll down complete list you will find default solution
once you visit default solution, It hold almost entire system schema and so on. For example tables, it's fields and so on.
there are many other ways, but this should be a good starting point.
Note: It is not recommended to make changes directly under default solution, In fact it is bad way of making changes.
I have trouble retrieving a value from a Quick View (as per quick view i mean show the related entity details in a parent entity, eg. primary contact email address on the account).
The usual way to retrieve those is by the sdk syntax:
Xrm.Page.getControl("contactQuickForm_contactQuickForm_contact_mobilephone");
I tried this approach but now the result is an empty control. Anyone had a chance to see this defect in the new rollup? I troubleshoot a little around it, including removing all the controls from the page and scroll through the list to confirm that the control wasn't actually there and i wasn't making any syntax errors.
My users browse products and add some of them to their baskets.
I use KnockoutJS to update the listing of the basket content.
However, users can open product links on multiple tabs/windows in the same session and pick one product on the first, another product on the second tab. I'd like to display the same basket content on each page, of course.
Is KnockoutJS able to update the DOMs of different tabs simultaneously?
I'd like a solution which updates the changes only, and immediately as KnockoutJS does on a single page. I was mentioning a basket to illustrate the problem, but a basket's content is relatively small and could be retrieved by an AJAX call easily when the user brings up a background tab. The real problem is different views of a huge database, which can be updated in multiple tabs and should look consistent on every tab. It takes several seconds to build up the DOM of a tab.
(This question is NOT about jQuery UI Tabs. The situation is as described in http://thesocialtester.co.uk/20-days-of-web-testing-multiple-tabs-and-windows/)
If the answer is not possible, I'd like to hear about workarounds or good practices.
Thanks in advance.
Knockout does not address the underlying general problem of communicating across browser tabs with javascript. There are other questions on this topic, and the same solutions will be usable with whatever framework you pick.
But no, Knockout makes no attempt to solve this problem.
As stated in the accepted answer, Knockout does not solve the cross-tab problem.
If your problem is strictly confined to the case of synching several tabs in the same browser, then using localStorage to pass messages (as described in this answer cited in the accepted answer seems like a sane solution.
The question is whether you don't really want to go further in solving this problem, and implement some form of server push to your shopping page, which would then also work cross-browser and cross-machine.
In this case, you'd want some solution which uses WebSocket (real server push to the client), possibly combined with a HTTP polling fallback for older browsers (if you need to support those).
I've spent 2 whole weeks in googling some working sample on this. I was almost kind of knocking my head against concrete wall....deeply suffering until now.
Ok, I have a simple web page to display two columns, say, Msg & MsgID, from a table named MsgLog in MS SQL Server. I have stored procedure that will insert new Msg entries into the table. (in future, possibly could update existing entries)
My desire is, whenever there is a new msg entry inserted, or an existing msg entry got updated, the web page must automatically reflect this change without user clicking any page button, or without any coded timer function, otherwise the web page just leave as it is. The page refresh can only be triggered by database table change.
I read lots of internet posts regarding using SqlCacheDependency to achieve this, but none provides complete steps and codes. I tried to tweak their sample codes in my project, but none of work successfully, as I predicted. Or is it impossible to implement this?
My development environment is: Visual Studio 2010 professional, using ASP.NET FRAMEWORK 4.0, MVC 3 application using C# with embedded sql statements with SqlCommand object, database is MS SQL Server 2008 enterprise editon, IIS express.
Can someone genius to show me complete workable detailed steps from sql server setting, to coding. Functionality is just as simple as display rows with 2 columns from one table in a web page, and reflect changes realtime if and only if the table got updated or inserted. Not using polling or timer techniques; Not using LINQ to SQL, but using SqlCommand.
thanks millions of thousannds.
This in itself doesn't have to do directly with SqlCacheDependency.
You are wanting to do something that until only recently was really done with timers/polling unless you were one of the big players (ie google chat) Once your server notification event is raised then use SignalR to notify the clients of the change, so it requires an 'open' connection. Otherwise polling/refreshing is your only option. I haven't used SignalR, but I do know its really your only option now to do what you want. There have been some other projects in this field, but this is your best bet by far.
https://github.com/SignalR/SignalR
I am currently evaluating grid components for our new portal project. I came across the jqGrid which I find quite interesting. One requirement I have is that the portal should work with javascript switched off.
I found this article on StackOverflow but it does not answer the question. Does anyone can tell me how jqGrid is dealing with this?
In the question which you referenced I could fine the following
Can we create the table using C# and then lay the JS over the top for
extra functionality?
Is it what you plan? Do you want that your portal works without JavaScript and produce pure HTML tables which hold the data without any Ajax requests, but in case of the user do has JavaScript on you want to use JavaScript, jQuery and jqGrid?
In the corresponding answer it was suggested to use tableToGrid function to convert the existing HTML table inclusive the contain to the jqGrid. It seems me the way which you can also follow. Why you are not satisfied with the answer?
To tell the trust I have no customers more where JavaScript is switched off. Do you want to develop the portal for some mobile devices or some other special endpoints which has no JavaScript? In my opinion JavaScript have to be on to be able to use Internet for the better productivity. So the portal which work without JavaScript will have the interface which is not up to date now. Either you have very special customer environment or the requirement seems me too hard.