MS CRM 4.0 how to access html controls in asp.net code behind (ASPX.CS) file

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• 2012. május 3. 23:26

   

   
  

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  Hi Srikanth,

  Can you please elaborate on your scenario. Will your aspx file sit in an IFrame inside an entity form? Do you want to just access values of entity fields or the fields in form and enable/disable them. I mean what do you want to do with these controls?

  Please confirm the above so that myself or others can answer your questions in a better way.

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• 2012. május 4. 13:23

   

   
  

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  Hi Ashis,

  Thanks for your quick response!

  I have the requirement as below

  I need to create a new entity for case entity "contacts".  This information should be accessed through an iFrame in a tab on the case.  The tab should be called contacts.  The fields needed on the form are Name (text field), Email (text field), City (text), State (text), zip code (lookup). The iFrame should display all the fields in order given.

  I need to bind all the field values with html literal control.

  Can anybody explain how i can proceed for this requirement ?

  Any help greatly appriciated. 

  Thanks,

  Srikanth Reddy

  
  

  • Szerkesztette: Srikanth_MSCRM 2012. május 4. 13:24
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• 2012. május 4. 13:44

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  Any aspx modifications to the CRM site would be very unsupported and should not be attempted.  You can create new entities from settings - customization - customize entities, etc.... you can also set up relationships to other entities there.  You should never perform manual modifications to the aspx pages for CRM or make manual modifications to the database schema.

  You can add an iframe to the site through the forms designer but if it is another entity in CRM maybe you would be better served by just adding an entity relationship and accessing it from the left nav.

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• 2012. május 18. 0:01

   

   
  

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  Hi Srikanth,
          
  If any of the responses answered your question and you are satisfied, please mark the response as an answer and vote as helpful. This will help others to search on similar problems.
          
  Thanks in advance.

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