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Introduction The PCF control displayed in Figure 1 is a React based PCF control called a MultiSelectControl. Referring to Figure 2, there are two components ‘Generic Component’ and
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This issue The PCF framework supports communication between the PCF and form via binding to a field or dataset. However, what if more comprehensive communication is required? This post describes (at
Introduction The post describes the steps involved in creating a very simple (PCF) control (the control is circled in green in Figure 2). Consider the requirement to place labels on a form. One way
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Overview This post describes two examples for how to interact with Xrm.WebApi.retrieveMultipleRecords(). The first is an asynchronous approach and the second is a synchronous approach. 1.)
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Introduction Consider a section on a form called ‘banking details’. When the form is loaded, the section should be either visible or hidden based on certain business rules. In the case
Introduction The post provides an example of how feature branching can be used to allow a developer apply their work item changes to a repository main branch. The example will discuss: Creating a
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Introduction Consider the situation where multiple developers are working on one solution in a shared development environment. When a developer is finished making their changes to the solution (e.g.
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Overview In the post An Azure pipeline to build a Dynamics 365 based solution the artifacts displayed in Figure 1 were produced. This post illustrates these artifacts being successfully deployed to a
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Overview The post describes, at a high level, how to do the following using an Azure pipeline Build a Dynamics 365 Visual Studio solution (i.e. building the ‘Code’ folder as shown in
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Please note that there are issues with this blog post Overview This blog post represents a high level example of how to create and unit test a Dynamics 365 plugin. Creating the plugin JourneyTeam.Xrm