My first article published on MSDynamicsWorld.com gives a detailed instruction on how to use FetchXML Builder to create advanced views in Microsoft Dynamics CRM – so advanced they are not possible to create using the CRM UI.
The Social BuzzIf you want to follow a sort of backwards timeline from the conference, I did post a few tweets of things I found interesting. See here: @rappen. Continue reading “Reflections from eXtremeCRM Madrid 2015”
The MessageBus functionality introduced in pull request #101 of XrmToolBox makes it possible to communicate between plugins within the tool. Continue reading “Integrating FetchXML Builder with other plugins”
After joining the eXtremeCRM conference in Prague (2011), Rome (2013) and Barcelona (2014) I will join this year’s edition as well, which will be hosted in Madrid on April 20-23. Besides tons of sessions on the cutting edge of Dynamics CRM development, there are a lot of coffee breaks to be filled with other things than just cookies and coffee. Continue reading “To the eXtreme”
FetchXML Builder for XrmToolBox is getting more and more attention and is now downloaded and used in most parts of the world. Current numbers indicate a total download count of about 1600, and top count for a single version is close to 400. So I figured it was probably time to write an introduction to the tool, though I have actually received very few questions about how to use it (is it really that intuitive and self-explanatory??) There is now a page on this blog dedicated to FetchXML Builder with brief information on how to use the tool and what features it offers. It begins like this: Continue reading “Introduction to FetchXML Builder”
Continue reading “OnChange part 3: Where is the clearOnChange method?”
Continue reading “OnChange part 2: addOnChange with context awareness”
Continue reading “OnChange part 1: Remove design-time event handlers”
