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Working with HTML5 and Javascript in CRM 2011

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Posted on by Rokonujjaman M. 440

Hello,

I am quite new working with html5 for crm 2011 (with a goal to work for crm 2013 finallly).

Now I am trying to retrieve attributes on an entity. But really don't know the steps those I should follow. Should I use html5 as a webresource? If so, then how should I open this html? with a javascript webresource, which may run from a button click?

I have also issues like, we have Silverlight solutions, which I will have to gradually convert to html5. For this I really don't have any clues or a good start. Is anyone experiencing the same? or already advanced in this area?

I would appreciate helps and directions of any kind.

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    ScottDurow 21 on at

    You might like to look at my open source library SparkleXRM - www.sparklexrm.com/.../default.html

    I built it specifically to make it easier to convert Silverlight Web resources to HTML and JavaScript.

    Hope this helps,

    Scott

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    Rokonujjaman M. 440 on at

    Thanks Scott!

    I had try with you managed solution but could not load the silverlight done for quote product.

    Are you suggesting to use scrpt sharp for my javascript codes?  

    I will be converting our silverlight solutions to html5. For this is this way is the best you think? Or should I use plain Notepad++ as editor.

    Further, Are you using MVVM pattern and Knockout js as well? how this is beneficial, particularly for my case?

    yes, lot of questions, yet, would be great if you please answer.

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    ScottDurow 21 on at

    Hi - the quote product grid isn't silverlight - it is html. Did it give you an error?

    SparkleXRM is about trying to bring together a number of projects (Script#, KnockoutJS, jQuery) to provide the glue that is necessary glue to make it quicker to develop HTML Web resources that sit inside Dynamics CRM.

    I picked Script# because it is what is used by the Dynamics CRM Team to write their javascript and it means the code can be similar to Silverlight code - I picked MVVM because again it is similar to the way that I wrote Silverlight webresources.

    There really isn't a right or wrong answer in this - it is a case of picking a collection of tools and running with it - SparkleXRM just aims to make that job easier.

    Hope this helps,

    scott

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    Rokonujjaman M. 440 on at

    Thanks Scott again!

    Well, that make sense of course choosing the same as Dyn CRM.

    Now, I am gonna try to understand SparkleXRM as deep as possible.

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