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RE: Available Products

rouses — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:31:22 GMT

Hello,

I checked the version and it is 3.0.7, I have used the workaround presented and everything works. I am upgrading to 3.0.9 later this week and may revert and test.

Thanks for you help, always appreciated.

RE: Available Products

Jeremie Desautels — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 18:42:00 GMT

The original version of this sample contains a temporary workaround for an issue which was resolved in version 3.0.7. Therefore the workaround must be removed.

The following line of code:[code]customAction.DialogUrl = "AddSelectedProducts.aspx?oId=" + Instance.ObjId + "&oType=" + Instance.ObjType;[/code]

Must be replaced with the following:[code]customAction.DialogUrl = "AddSelectedProducts.aspx";
objGrid.EntityId = Instance.ObjId;
objGrid.EntityTypeCode = int.Parse(Instance.ObjType);[/code]

Available Products

Jeremie Desautels — Mon, 02 Oct 2006 22:01:25 GMT

Overview

The scenario that was used for this sample is that a user wanted to simplify adding products to an Opportunity. This sample demonstrates the following:

List all products in a grid using a system view
Add a “CustomAction” to a grid (the “delete” action)
Use an “ActionPage” to implement the custom action
Implement a custom “DoubleClickHandler” in a grid
Use an “Edit” page to create new records and update existing ones

Installation

Step 1 – Edit ISV.config This sample must be added as a new link on the left navigation bar of the Microsoft CRM opportunity edit screen . Therefore we need to edit the “opportunity” entity section in Microsoft CRM’s ISV.config file like so:

[code]<Entity name="opportunity">

<NavBarItem Title="Available Products"

Icon="/_imgs/ico_18_debug.gif"

Url="http://localhost:1465/c360Sdk/Samples/AvailableProducts/AvailableProducts.aspx"

Id="availableProducts" />

</NavBar>

</Entity>[/code]

Note: you will need to adjust the url in the above sample to match your environment.

Step 2 – Copy files In your Visual Studio 2005 project, make sure you have a folder called “Samples” and create a sub-folder called “AvailableProducts”. In this new folder, copy the two ASPX pages and their corresponding code behind files:

AddSelectedProducts.aspx
AddSelectedProducts.aspx.cs
AvailableProducts.aspx
AvailableProducts.aspx.cs

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