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I wrote a blogpost on how to manually determine the HTML in Jscript for a webresource (and immediately have it be in an iframe on the form) in an onload jscript. You could easily modify the html to include your form fields.

http://mileyja.blogspot.com/2011/03/set-html-rendered-within-iframe-in-crm.html

If you are using your web resource in another application you could just update the info in the web resource on update in a plugin also

http://mileyja.blogspot.com/2011/03/editing-embedded-web-resource-contents.html

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DOM can be used for parsing the XML elements in a supported manner. You aren't grabbing page elements using the DOM parser, for that you use the XRM.page syntax, I am not using document.getElementByID. This solution is supported.

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it is undefined in side the web resource. You need to gather your attribute values from the CRM form and parse them into the update request or into the html you use to feed your update request. You will see where I am setting my HTML for the web resource in the jscript. You need to parse the values into there.

var strContentHTML = "<html><body><h1>HELLO WORLD!!<h1></body</html>";

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I wrote a blogpost on how to manually determine the HTML in Jscript for a webresource (and immediately have it be in an iframe on the form) in an onload jscript. You could easily modify the html to include your form fields.

http://mileyja.blogspot.com/2011/03/set-html-rendered-within-iframe-in-crm.html

If you are using your web resource in another application you could just update the info in the web resource on update in a plugin also

http://mileyja.blogspot.com/2011/03/editing-embedded-web-resource-contents.html

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DOM can be used for parsing the XML elements in a supported manner. You aren't grabbing page elements using the DOM parser, for that you use the XRM.page syntax, I am not using document.getElementByID. This solution is supported.

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it is undefined in side the web resource. You need to gather your attribute values from the CRM form and parse them into the update request or into the html you use to feed your update request. You will see where I am setting my HTML for the web resource in the jscript. You need to parse the values into there.

var strContentHTML = "<html><body><h1>HELLO WORLD!!<h1></body</html>";

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