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Hi all,
Sometimes there will be wide table inside the content of an email(below picture),
I am wondering if a horizontal scrolling bar can be added to the textarea in email form?
Thank you very much.
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Hi Doll,
As Deepesh already mentioned, you cannot do by supported way unless you are putting HTML web resource..
If you want to add scroll bar by unsupported way.. then try this code
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function AddScrollBar()
{
Xrm.Page.getControl('new_description').setFocus();
var desc=document.getElementById('new_description_i');
desc.style.overflowX="Scroll";
}
Call this function on load of your form. and change new_description with your attribute.
In CRM 2013 mainly if you try to Do form DOM manipulation on form load, its not very easy. CRM form controls are mostly loaded when we are doing focus on control then only you can add custom style..
Hope this will help.
Thanks,
I felt really sorry
Even I read the articles, I have totally no idea on how to add a scrollbar to description field.
Xrm.Page.getAttribute('description').[what should be following here?]
Xrm.Page.getAttribute('description').style.overflowX="Scroll"
This is absolutely wrong>.<
Thank you for your quick answer,
Can you show some example of using xrm namespace for the description field?
As my reply on 22 January, I tried to do it, but if was not success
Regards,
The resolution is as I already suggested in previous comments.
IF you want to have text area with scroll bar make a html webresouce like that, embed it on form.
Second, use Xrm scripting to save it to description field.
Even if you use unsupported DOM manipulation, it does not add scroll bars on the field.
The problem not yet solve, can somebody give me some hints please??
Hi Mithilesh,
Appreciate for your suggestion, but I don't need such function for the description, a simply horizontal scrollbar will fulfill my need :)
Hi Doll,
You can refer this for your Text Editor.
community.dynamics.com/.../create-a-rich-text-textarea-in-microsoft-crm-2013-forms.aspx
Hope that helps
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Hi Deepesh,
Would you mind elaborate a little bit more?
I am very new to CRM coding,
Xrm.Page.getAttribute('description')
or
Xrm.Page.getControl('description')
and how to set the style overflow?
It seems that [ Xrm.Page.getAttribute('description').style.overflowX="scroll"; ], is not a correct behavior.
It will be graceful if sample can be provided~
Thanks!!
I will rather suggest you to use a html webresource with jquery rich text editor and then internally save to CRM via Xrm namespace.
Whatever script we apply here can easily break in future. HTML webresource will be useful until any methods are not deprecated.
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