Archive for October 2009
MS Dynamics CRM 4.0 - Restricted Bulk Edit of Attributes
Hi,
I was trying to bulk edit a number of attributes today on the contact form but for some reason, MS Dynamics CRM 4.0 would not let me. After some research I discovered that you cannot perform bulk edits of a field that has an active OnChange event.
To.
MS Dynamics 4.0 - Show/Hide Field Dependant On Picklist Value
Hi,
In the below example, i had a list of 5 values stored in a field as a picklist. When values 1 and 2 were chosen i wanted to hide the field, and display it when values 3,4 and 5 are selected. If you only have a single value to hide the field, then.
Posted by XRM Consultant
Add Images to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 with PixRM

Hi,
A colleague (Rob Peledie - www.crmconsult.info) here at Chorus IT has developed an absolutely fantastic plug-in for Microsoft Dynamics CRM that allows you to attached images directly to any entity (custom or native) within CRM.
Currently.
Automate a Save Event in JavaScript - Dynamics CRM 4.0
I was having a problem with some JavaScript in MS Dynamics CRM 4.0. I had added the function to a form to hide or show a tab that contained a number of options to hide and show navigation options on the left-hand menu. The problem was that when I loaded.
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Posted by XRM Consultant
CRM 4.0 - Dynamically Customising Left Navigation Menu Option
We had a requirement to customise the left-hand menu navigation options on an account record.This cannot be done natively within Dynamics CRM, however there are a number of different options that will allow you to do this, including JavaScript entered.
What Is xRM?
Any ideas? The answer is actually very simple. We all know that CxM is Customer Relationship Management. xRM, really embodies all the business processes and practices that go beyond typical Customer Relationship Management. xRM focuses on ALL processes.
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Posted by XRM Consultant
Joining Chorus IT - Bristol
Hi,
Well, after a long 4 weeks i have finally joined Chorus IT!
I had been introduced to MS CRM (Microsoft Dynamics CRM) by my previous employer, Element78. With no defined sales process initially, they used Dynamics to guide their process and empower.
Friday, 9 October 2009
Posted by XRM Consultant