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Hi All,
Microsoft introduced Sales Hub & Customer Service Hub (Unified Interface) since 2016, which provide fantastic user experience,
However, if a form has too much legacy code on the form, it may be not working correctly in the hub mode.
So I am wondering if we can use the JS code to determine the current form context is from Hub or regular form.
In D365 V9,
We can actually use the following code to determine current form context, for example:
Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext().client.getClient() ----returning "Web", "Outlook", "Mobile"
Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext().client.getClientState() ----returning "Online"/"On-premise"
But I can not find anything to determine if it is from "Hub"(Unified Interface) or regular form.
Anyone has the similar idea or experience, please tell me know how to do.
Thank you.
Regards
Harry
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Thank you so much for your reply , Ravi
According to your reference and the following link, we can use
Xrm.Internal.isUci() to determine if it is from unified interface or not
community.dynamics.com/.../dynamics-365-detect-unified-interface-from-javascript
Although it is a little bit unsupported, it at least resolved my issue now.
Hi Harry,
Currently is not possible to identify if it is Web or unified interface and I guess this is because all the XRM methods are supposed to work on both web & unified interface. This issue has been already raised in the document - github.com/.../issues;q=%22a470f3bb-2857-f0ba-d085-0a0497e90ca3%22&in=body
You can also open an idea on this so that we get some new option to identify it correctly- experience.dynamics.com/ideas
Hope this helps.
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