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What type of page/form is Microsoft using ?

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Posted on by Syed_Faisal 815

Hello,

In web-resources, is there way to create page without using HTML form? Can anyone confirm what type of form Microsoft is using in the close opportunity/close close.  I like the form structure.

ex:

window.png

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    gdas 50,091 Moderator on at

    H Sayed,

    Unfortunately you can not customize the OOB dialog , also you can not have the form design for that to modify. There is not supported way to do that .

    You can refer below old post-

    community.dynamics.com/.../139398

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    Syed_Faisal 815 on at

    Hi Gowtham,

    Thanks for the reply, i am not customizing the same form but can i use same form structure ? i want to know the code what Microsoft have used . we already have customise by using ribbon and created HTML form.

    But it has some disadvantages for us.

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    gdas Profile Picture
    gdas 50,091 Moderator on at

    Hi Sayed,

    I guess this is using Xrm.Internal.openDialog but this has been deprecated in Microsoft dynamics CRM. You could use with your own risk , it will be display the same window as like you want.

    butenko.pro/.../dynamics-crm-2013-step-by-step-creating-dialog-windows

    I would suggest to use Xrm.Utility.openWebResource if you are using Dynamics CRM 2016.

    msdn.microsoft.com/.../jj602956.aspx

    For CRM 9.0 use below-

    docs.microsoft.com/.../openwebresource

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    Ben Thompson 6,350 on at

    For CRM 9.0 use docs.microsoft.com/.../openform referencing your own form or newly created entity.

    I'm currently playing with it as the option is only 3 weeks old but I suspect it will give you virtually everything you want above.

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    Syed_Faisal 815 on at

    Thanks Gowtham !

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