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Does the CRM Page's "Open_CRM_Page" action support passing form parameters to fill fields on the form, and also custom parameters?
My action call data looks like this:
LogicalName=contact
Id=<guid>
param_0="test"
firstname="Kyle"
The record opens fine and I can see that the [[<Controlname>.url]] replacement parameter does NOT include my extra data parameters (regular or custom), and "extraqs=" has nothing behind.
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Hi Kyle
You are right, as the name it self says, Open_Crm_page will open an existing record and It would only accept the GUID of the record and the entity name. New_CRM_page will allow you to open a brand new record and then you can add the parameters so that it can fill in the details automatically.
Hi!
You can pass get parameters into url line.
Can't tell you more for now without seeing the code. Can you please attach a screenshot?
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After digging in some more, apparently Open_CRM_Page doesn't accept extra parameters (like New_CRM_Page does) and pass them to the opened CRM record as default values.
On a related noted, ignoring USD, apparently passing URL parameters to the form of an existing record doesn't automatically do anything. An existing record will ignore default values provided in the parameter string. MSDN doesn't explicitly state this, but implies it by saying "When you open a new form by using the URL address..." (emphasis added). The URL parameters can still be present (including custom parameters), but you have to read and manipulate them yourself in JScript using Xrm.Page.context.getQueryStringParameters().
Bringing it full circle...USD's "Open_CRM_Page" doesn't pass any parameters that I could then read using getQueryStringParameters(). :(
Hi!
var parameters = {};
parameters[“title”] = “Fill in the title here”;
parameters[“customerid”] = custGuid;
parameters[“customeridname”] = custFullName;
parameters[“customeridtype”] = “contact”;
Xrm.Utility.openEntityForm(“incident”, null, parameters);
Where Incident - schema name entity
Not sure that it is possible to put custom parameter into lookup
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