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I'm not sure when it happened. I was happily going along, doing some configuration work for a new Dynamics CRM 2013 on premise client, when my test users began experiencing an on_load error when opening contact records. When I reviewed the two scripts I had on the contact record, I realized I didn't have an on_load script on the contact form. So I disabled my JavaScript, but still got the on load error. What the heck?!!
This blog details my chat with Microsoft, how we discovered the problem child, and the fix for the error!
Clients often ask us to customize their CRM implementation beyond the original out of the box capabilities. There are many options you can use as a developer to eXtend CRM (xRM). For the sake of this blog, we'll focus on plugins; and in particular how to circumvent an issue when working with Plugin Profiler.
I've seen folks all over the interweb and even a client of mine hit this issue, so I wanted to take a moment in this blog to document it for posterity. It deals with the Usage logging features of SharePoint, and the all too familiar Microsoft bugs.
The latest update rollup for the Dynamics CRM 2011 client fixes some compatibility issues with Outlook 2013. However, we are finding some issues with users that have upgraded from Outlook 2010 to Outlook 2013. There was a similar issue when Office 2010 was released. At that time, we had a client who purchased new computers that had Office 2010 pre-installed, but their corporate standard was Office 2007. They uninstalled Office 2007 and installed Office 2010 – and CRM for Outlook no longer worked.
Activity Feeds are a great new social feature in CRM 2011 that was made available with the November 2011 update. Many organizations using CRM 2011 have begun to gain tremendous benefit by enabling Activity Feeds and training their users on how to take advantage of them. Not as many, however, have started to use the Activity Feeds app for their Windows Phones yet. This app has some great features, but it also takes a few tricks to get it working with CRM 2011. This post will focus on the specifics of using Activity Feeds on a Windows Phone – and fixing a known bug with CRM 2011 Online and Activity Feeds on your Windows Phone.
Recently, one of my colleagues came to me with an issue he was having with SharePoint. After making sure it wasn't friendly "user error", I determined this to actually be a bug in SharePoint 2010 RTM. Here's the issue:
On your SharePoint 2010 RTM farm, go to your My Site Profile page, and edit it. You are able to change the "Activities I am following" once, and save. But when you do it again, save and double-check, the change was not saved. What gives?!
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