Tag: D365 Development
All the articles with the tag "D365 Development".
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D365 - Storing Multi-Select Display Names in Text Fields
This blog post explores how to store display names of multi-select fields in text fields within Dynamics 365. It covers common challenges faced in SSRS paginated reports and provides step-by-step solutions using plugins and third-party workflow tools like Dynamics-365-Workflow-Tools. Learn effective strategies to enhance your reporting capabilities by managing multi-select options efficiently.
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D365 - In-App Notifications
This blog post provides a comprehensive guide on implementing in-app notifications in Dynamics 365 CRM. It outlines a practical scenario using three methods：Cloud Flow, Client API, and C#. The article includes detailed steps for enabling notifications, creating and configuring a Cloud Flow, and testing the notification functionality. Perfect for developers and users looking to enhance their Dynamics 365 experience with real-time alerts and reminders.
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D365 - Connecting Console App with CRM - Office 365 AuthType
This guide explains how to connect a .NET Framework Console Application to Microsoft Dynamics 365 using the Office365 authentication method. It provides detailed steps for setting up a new project in Visual Studio, configuring App.config with connection strings, adding required NuGet packages, and writing test code with CrmServiceClient and IOrganizationService. A practical example using the WhoAmI request is included to validate the connection.
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D365 - Connecting Console App with CRM - ClientSecret AuthType
This blog post provides a detailed guide on connecting to Dynamics 365 using a Console Application with the ClientSecret authentication method. It covers the necessary steps to register an application in Azure, obtain ClientId and ClientSecret, add application users, and create a console application for testing. Ideal for developers looking to integrate Dynamics 365 with .NET applications.
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D365 - Set Editable Subgrid Columns to Read-Only Using
Learn how to set editable subgrid columns to read-only in Microsoft Dynamics 365 using JavaScript. This guide covers both disabling all columns and selectively disabling specific columns, with practical code examples and step-by-step instructions.