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SubArea Element (SiteMap)
Specifies the elements displayed in the left navigation pane for each area.
Element Information
Attributes
| Name |
Description |
Type |
Required |
| AvailableOffline |
Controls whether SubArea is available offline.
Valid values:
true
false
|
Boolean |
No |
| Client |
Specifies the type of client
Default: All
Valid values:
All
Outlook
OutlookLaptopClient
OutlookWorkstationClient
Web
Multiple values can be used as long as they are separated by a comma and do not contain spaces.
|
String |
No |
| Description |
Deprecated.
Use the Description Element.
|
String |
No |
| DescriptionResourceID |
For internal use only |
String |
No |
| Entity |
Specifies the schema name for the entity |
String |
No |
| Icon |
Specifies the icon to display. |
String |
No |
| ID |
Specifies a unique identifier in ASCII, with no spaces.
Valid values:
a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and underscore (_)
|
String |
Yes |
| License |
Deprecated |
String |
|
| PassParams |
Specifies whether information about the organization and language context are passed to the URL. See Passing Parameters to a URL Using SiteMap.
Valid values:
0 = don't pass parameters [default]
1 = pass parameters
|
Boolean |
No |
| OutlookShortcutIcon |
Specifies the icon to display in Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Microsoft Office Outlook. |
String |
No |
| ResourceId |
For internal use only |
String |
No |
| Title |
Deprecated.
Use the Titles and Title elements.
|
String |
No |
| URL |
Specifies the URL to render for this SubArea. |
String |
No |
Remarks
The SubArea element must contain a Titles element and a valid Title for the user language or a value for the ResourceId attribute.
For Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Outlook, titles must be defined through the Titles element, the Entity, or the ResourceId and must be unique within the parent group.
More than one instance of the same pages may occur so you must ensure that each belongs to different combinations of clients and offline modes.
These changes affect the structure of Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Outlook shortcuts as well as the Web client Go To menu.
Example
The following shows an example of how to use the SubArea element.
<SubArea Id="nav_dashboard" PassParams="1"
Url="/isv/dashboard/dashboard.aspx" >
<Titles>
<Title LCID="1033" Title="Dashboard" />
</Titles>
</SubArea>
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Passing Parameters to a URL Using SiteMap
Passing parameters to the target URL for a subArea element in Sitemap is a way to provide the target application with information about the organization and the language context of the user and the organization. All the parameters are passed if the subArea element is configured by using the PassParams attribute.
You can indicate whether a subArea passes the following parameters:
| Parameter |
Name |
Description |
| orgname |
Organization Name |
The unique name of the Organization. |
| userlcid |
User Language Code |
Represents the language code identifier that is used by the current user. |
| orglcid |
Organization Language Code |
The language code identifier representing the base language for the organization. |
Language codes are a four digit Locale ID. Valid Locale ID values can be found at msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0h88fahh.aspx
Example
Without parameters:
http://myserver/mypage.aspx
With parameters:
http://myserver/mypage.aspx?orgname=AdventureWorksCycle&userlcid=1033&orglcid=1033
Reading Passed Parameters
Passed parameters are usually read in the target .aspx page by using the HttpRequest.QueryString property. For more information, see: msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httprequest.querystring.aspx.
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