JavaScript, add code to business process flows
Recently I needed to add code when stages in my business process flow were selected or changed. This is easy to do.
Recently I needed to add code when stages in my business process flow were selected or changed. This is easy to do.
I hit a problem that making a field read only did not affect it in my business proves flow. I also observed a similar behaviour with the header.
Luckily this problem is solvable, in this post I will document the solution.
Whilst working with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 I have been playing around with the context object in JavaScript. In this quick post I will list some useful examples.
Here is a quick JavaScript code example. Having added a new opportunity on a contact I wanted to refresh the contact form and at the same time save any changes. This concept might be useful in several circumstances, say you have a customization on the opportunity that updates fields on the contact. Then refreshing the…