I made a CRM custom report with a custom code and i`m getting an error on the CRM when uploading saying that “The report server has RDLSandboxing enabled and the report contains custom code. Remove the Code element from the report definition.”
Now my question is , Is it possible to disable the RDLSandboxing?
If yes, where do I start?
Here is the code used in the report
Public Function Divider(ByVal Dividend As Decimal, ByVal Divisor As Decimal)
If IsNothing(Divisor) Or Divisor = 0 Then
Return 0
Else
Return Dividend / Divisor
End If
End Function
You can't change anything to the RDL Sandboxing when using CRM Online.
Here are a few links that contain more information on the subject.
RDL Sandboxing for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online
Custom code that is allowed for use in Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online FetchXML Reports
You will have to change your custom code to any of the accepted Methods & Classes as you have no access to the Report Server
Reports within CRM Online don't allow custom code.
Uploading a report that contains any custom code will generate the error that you're receiving
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I've been tasked with creating a workflow in Dynamics 365 which can send emails (the easy bit). However, the email has a link to the record (also easy using the Record URL(Dynamic) attribute). However, we use Apps in our Dynamics instance and the link generated by the workflow using Record URL(Dynamic) doesn't include the app id and so when users click the link they are taken to Dynamics but are now outside the app.
My question is, is there a supported way to appending the App Id to the Record URL(Dynamic) attribute?
I've already searched for answers to this and cant find any. My solution was to create an Action which takes as input the Record and app ID, appends them and outputs them as an output parameter. This works to be honest, but I'm wondering if I'm reinventing the wheel and there is an easier way to achieve this.
Thanks and hope this helps anyone else with the same issue.
We can get the Application ID from Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext();
The application ID is one of the properties that returned
var globalContext = Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext();
globalContext.getCurrentAppProperties().then(
function success(app) { console.log(app.appId); }, function errorCallback() { console.log("Error"); });
For more details refer to Here
While we are waiting for MS to give the OOB option to choose Model driven app Id & embed in Record url of WF, I recommend you to follow Andrew Butenko’s workaround using Ultimate Workflow Toolkit to achieve it with no code.
This is basically using UWT custom step to append App Id with Record url on the fly.
I am new to CRM and flow and in building a flow using MS flow, I need to get a record from Dynamics CRM equivalent to below SQL query -
select * from contacts where emailId = '<email id>'
Can you please help me to understand that how can I achieve this. I tried using List records feature but it threw an error that OData query is not correct. Image of flow is attached.
Well, it's working, I just had to put the parameter supplied in the single quote like -
emailaddress1 eq '<Customer email>'
If I understand correctly, the issue you are facing is with Filter query, Flow is not throwing an Error.
I tried to replicate the Flow on my Instance/org.
The issue is see is your filter filed "emailadress" should be selected from CRM i.e from system.
It is not mapped from CRM rather you wrote it per hand.
Click on Filter query it will open the dialog from where you could map the
fields. Screenshot below will help you understand more.
I've created an Outlook extended property for contacts with the REST API described here. This is the relevant JSON payload.
{
"singleValueExtendedProperties": [
{
"id":"String {b06defca-5b03-4ee3-ba80-c5c9f49bea8d} Name MyProp",
"value":"true"
}
]
}
This prop is successfully saved and returned if I request instance of contacts with this extension via REST API.
contacts?$filter=singleValueExtendedProperties/Any(ep: ep/id eq 'String {b06defca-5b03-4ee3-ba80-c5c9f49bea8d} Name MyProp' and ep/value eq 'true')
So far, so good.
But how can I show this extension within the Outlook application, e.g. in Outlook for Mac v16.15 ? I assume, that I can add such an extension as additional column in the list view of all contacts. There are always columns named 'Benutzerdefiniert 1' .. 'Benutzerdefiniert 8' (in english 'User defined'). But nothing. Also nowhere within the huge (and BTW very good) Microsoft Graph docs I found any hint linking from the MS Graph REST API into the Outlook app.
What is necessary to have visible custom Outlook properties managed by the MS Graph REST API ?
Kind regards
Dominik
have you tried using Outlook web addin?
You can create an outlook web addins in order to show the extension properties in outlook like this image below.
Advance warning: Im an absolute newbie to Dynamics CRM!
Intention
I want to have a feature like Lync/Skype integration but use my own URL. (Click on any telephone number inside CRM and call it).
For eg. assuming I have a web service which can initiate a call per URL: http://telephony.com/call?nr=012345678. Now, whenever a CRM user clicks onto a telephone number field (in forms and views) inside the CRM my web service should be called instead of Skype/Lync.
In fact I'm trying to reproduce sth. like the InGenius Connecter.
Attempts
I already tried to inject a JS web resource to a specific formular (in my case it was the default contact form) and override the Mscrm.ReadFormUtilities.openPhoneClient callback (which seems to handle the Lync/Skype integration).
function load() {
// override integrated CTC (Lync/Skype)
Mscrm.ReadFormUtilities.openPhoneClient = function (telephoneNr) {
// redirect user to my web service
window.location.replace("http://telephony.com/call?nr="+telephoneNr);
return;
}
}
Found this method at: Disable Lync completely
This does work well in forms of Dynamics 2015 (my custom link pops up instead of Skype/Lync). However, this does only work on entity forms since I can't inject web resources into an entity view.
My other ideas how to implement such a feature are:
Inject global JS resource which disables Lync/Skype and encapsulate every telephone number with link to my custom URL.
Extend/Manipulate Lync/Skype integration to use my custom URL instead of Lync/Skype.
Write plugin which encapsulate telephone numbers server side.
Question
Since I have a grasp understanding of Dynamics and no experience in plugin/resource development, I'm left a bit confused with these questions.
Is it possible to achieve any of the three ideas above ?
If not, any idea how InGenius solved this problem ?
Do you have any other idea/resources about this topic ?
Currently I found two options available to achieve a custom CTC feature. (Both has the downside of not being officialy supported by the dynamics crm.)
Global Ribbon
Pretty simple: Add a Click-To-Call button to global ribbon which is only enabled on specific grids when one row is selected.
This button refers to an JS-Action which retrieves the telephone number via ODATA and then launches the dial process.
Global Ribbon CustomRule injection
Add a global button to ribbon which refers to a JS resource per <CustomRule>. The JScript then unbinds all actions from links with .ms-crm-Phone classes and replaces its href-attribute.
This would be useful if one want to override the integrated "Skype / Lync - Click to Dial" feature with his own logic.
I didn't test this method until now, so I can't guarentee it's working !
Note: I will include example scripts as soon I got the time.
I have a SSRS 2008 R2 report, with a parameter employeeID. When we do the data driven subscription I am exporting the report into a PDF file.
The PDF is saved/generated as reportname.pdf by default.Can we save the pdf as reportparameter.pdf.
Example:If we have an employeeID as 223,can the PDF generated for that emoloyeeID be saved as 223.pdf.
Does SSRS support this scenario when the method of delivery is through email ?
The only way save the filename as you indicate would be using the ssrs api. You can't save to another filename using the subscription service as it will use the report name as the filename :(
you might want to check out Boomerang Notification Services for SQL server from Fuel9. The framework is easy to use and you can among other things control each file name. I think I have some sample code (tsql) doing just this so let me know if you interested and I'll see if I can dig it up for you.
Cheers,
/M