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document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBefore is not supported in D365

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Posted on 8 Dec 2017 13:23:30 by PrakashM 62

Hi All ,
document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBefore is not supported in D365
But i need to convert the above code to D365 supported solution . Turn on the  legacy form rendering the existing code is working.
Please help me on this. Thanks in  Advance.

var new_newcomaccountactive;
new_newcomaccountactive = document.getElementById("new_newcomaccountactive");
if (new_newcomaccountactive == null) {
new_newcomaccountactive = parent.document.getElementById("new_newcomaccountactive");
}
//if (new_newcomaccountactive && new_newcomaccountactive.checked)
//var new_newcomaccountactive = Xrm.Page.getAttribute("new_newcomaccountactive");
 //debugger;
if (new_newcomaccountactive && Xrm.Page.getAttribute("new_newcomaccountactive").getValue() == true) {
var urlPermissions = GetCrmSetting("new.Com Website URL") + "/accountcenter/admin/Permissions.aspx?crmContactId=" + Xrm.Page.data.entity.getId();
var spannewComPermissionsLink = document.createElement('span');
spannewComPermissionsLink.style.marginLeft = '30px';
var hrefnewComPermissionsLink = document.createElement('a');
hrefnewComPermissionsLink.setAttribute("href", urlPermissions);
hrefnewComPermissionsLink.setAttribute("target", "PermissionWindowFromCrm");
hrefnewComPermissionsLink.style.color = '#0000ff';
hrefnewComPermissionsLink.style.textDecoration = 'underline';
var textnewComPermissionsLink = document.createTextNode("new.COM Permissions");
hrefnewComPermissionsLink.appendChild(textnewComPermissionsLink);
spannewComPermissionsLink.appendChild(hrefnewComPermissionsLink);
new_newcomaccountactive.parentNode.insertBefore(spannewComPermissionsLink, getNextElementSibling(new_newcomaccountactive));
           }

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  • Preeti Sharma Profile Picture
    Preeti Sharma 2,678 on 09 Dec 2017 at 04:28:12
    RE: document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBefore is not supported in D365

    try replacing document.getElementById to window.parent.document.getElementById as this is supported BY D635.

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    a33ik Profile Picture
    a33ik 84,325 Most Valuable Professional on 08 Dec 2017 at 13:31:50
    RE: document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBeforeis not supported in D365

    Looks like you're doing DOM injections. There is no supported way to convert your code do D365. The only possible way that I see at the moment is to create html/js webresource that will do pretty the same task - generate URL of special kind. You can check following article that describes basics - butenko.pro/.../howto-htmljs-webresources

  • Jegan Profile Picture
    Jegan on 08 Dec 2017 at 12:24:37
    RE: document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBeforeis not supported in D365

    Thanks !.

    I will provide my code below the screen.

  • Jegan Profile Picture
    Jegan on 08 Dec 2017 at 12:22:26
    RE: document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBeforeis not supported in D365

    i have to convert to D365

    var new_newcomaccountactive;

               new_newcomaccountactive = document.getElementById("new_newcomaccountactive");

               if (new_newcomaccountactive == null) {

                   new_newcomaccountactive = parent.document.getElementById("new_newcomaccountactive");

               }

               //if (new_newcomaccountactive && new_newcomaccountactive.checked)

               //var new_newcomaccountactive = Xrm.Page.getAttribute("new_newcomaccountactive");

               //debugger;

               if (new_newcomaccountactive && Xrm.Page.getAttribute("new_newcomaccountactive").getValue() == true) {

                   var urlPermissions = GetCrmSetting("new.Com Website URL") + "/accountcenter/admin/Permissions.aspx?crmContactId=" + Xrm.Page.data.entity.getId();

                   var spannewComPermissionsLink = document.createElement('span');

                   spannewComPermissionsLink.style.marginLeft = '30px';

                   var hrefnewComPermissionsLink = document.createElement('a');

                   hrefnewComPermissionsLink.setAttribute("href", urlPermissions);

                   hrefnewComPermissionsLink.setAttribute("target", "PermissionWindowFromCrm");

                   hrefnewComPermissionsLink.style.color = '#0000ff';

                   hrefnewComPermissionsLink.style.textDecoration = 'underline';

                   var textnewComPermissionsLink = document.createTextNode("new.COM Permissions");

                   hrefnewComPermissionsLink.appendChild(textnewComPermissionsLink);

                   spannewComPermissionsLink.appendChild(hrefnewComPermissionsLink);

                   new_newcomaccountactive.parentNode.insertBefore(spannewComPermissionsLink, getNextElementSibling(new_newcomaccountactive));

               }

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    manojd Profile Picture
    manojd 1,397 on 08 Dec 2017 at 11:10:36
    RE: document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBeforeis not supported in D365

    Jegan,

    I hope you know that document.getlelementbyid is not support by Microsoft & if you use this then your CRM instance becomes un-supported by Microsoft.

    As suggested by Andrew, suggest you provide your code or requirement so community can suggest you the workaround  

    Hope it answer your query

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    Iswarya Profile Picture
    Iswarya 1,345 on 08 Dec 2017 at 11:08:02
    RE: document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBeforeis not supported in D365

    Hi,

    use

    window.parent.document.getelementbyid

  • a33ik Profile Picture
    a33ik 84,325 Most Valuable Professional on 08 Dec 2017 at 11:03:14
    RE: document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBeforeis not supported in D365

    Hello,

    Can you please provide the whole code and explain what does it do?

  • Jegan Profile Picture
    Jegan on 08 Dec 2017 at 11:03:13
    document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBeforeis not supported in D365

    Hi All ,

    document.getelementbyid and document.getelementbyid.parentNode.insertBefore is not supported in D365 

    But i need to convert the above code to D365 supported solution . Turn on the  legacy form rendering the existing code is working.

    Please help me on this. Thanks in  Advance.

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