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Is it Possible to fetch the Sitemap Title name via javascript in D365?

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I am trying to fetch Sitemap name through javascript.
Is there any way to fetch the title of the Sitemap entity?
 
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    Jimmy Passeti Profile Picture
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    Hello,
     

    Yes, it is possible to fetch the Sitemap Title Name in Dynamics 365 using JavaScript, but not directly through a supported API. The Sitemap Title Name is not exposed through the official Client API, but you can retrieve it using DOM manipulation. However, DOM-based approaches are not supported by Microsoft and may break with future updates.

    Solution (Unsupported Approach)

    You can use JavaScript to query the Sitemap Title from the navigation menu using document.querySelector. Here's an example:

    var sitemapTitle = document.querySelector(".areaTitle").innerText;
    console.log(sitemapTitle);

    Steps to Implement:

    1. Open the Developer Console (F12) in your browser.
    2. Run the script above in the Console.
    3. It should return the name of the active sitemap area.

     

    Alternative Supported Approach

    If you want to retrieve the current sitemap area in a supported way, you can use the Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext().getCurrentAppProperties() method:

    Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext().getCurrentAppProperties().then(function(app) {
    console.log("App Name: " + app.appName);
    console.log("App Unique Name: " + app.uniqueName);
    });

    🔹 This gives you the App Name but not the specific sitemap area.
    🔹 For precise sitemap details, you may need to retrieve navigation metadata via a custom web resource or plugin.

    getCurrentAppProperties (Client API reference)

    Recommendation

    • Use the supported API approach whenever possible.
    • If you must use the DOM method, be aware that it can break in future updates.
     
    Regards,
    Jimmy Passeti | Microsoft MVP
    ✅ Please mark as Verified if this answered your question!
     

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