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The alternative to Xrm.Utility.openDialog exists?

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Posted on by LeonardBertone 165

Hello!

After we send our package to Microsoft to Approve, they send me a letter:

"Dear Team ,

 XRM.Utility.opendialog () is an internal method ,External Usage of opendialog is not supported . Please come up with an alternate solution for this ."

Code:

Xrm.Utility.openDialog(webresourceurl, parameters, null, null, null); 

Is there is a alternative ?

Thank you!

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    Ben Thompson 6,350 on at

    Ask them to run the test again referencing docs.microsoft.com/.../openconfirmdialog  . That was a bug in the validation code but it was fixed about 3 weeks ago as the first of our ISV security solution uses that function and it's approved and available on AppSource at appsource.microsoft.com/.../houdinisecurity.houdini-record-security.

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    a33ik 84,331 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Ben,

    Are you sure your code uses Xrm.Utility.openDialog that is wrapper on top of Xrm.Internal.openDialog? If yes I'm afraid Leonard and MS are correct - this is internal functionality that should not be used within ISV solutions published op AppSource.

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    Ben Thompson 6,350 on at

    Oops my mistake I'm using the Xrm.Navigation routines as documented in my link and as supported from 9.0 onwards.

    Those routines were also throwing error messages in the code validation tools until very recently and I thought it was the same thing.

    @Leonard you will need to rewrite your code to use the appropriate Xrm.Navigation routines or to use the PaulNieuwelaar's Alert.js see github.com/.../alertjs

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    LeonardBertone 165 on at

    Ok, is there is any solution of this ?

    Thank you

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    LeonardBertone 165 on at

    thank you for responce!

    I must only change " Xrm.Utility.openDialog " to something from "PaulNieuwelaar's Alert.js " ?

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    Ben Thompson 6,350 on at

    you can use either something from within the Xrm.Navigation class (as it's supported) or Paul Nieuwelaar's Alert.js...

    Given that you are opening a web resource Xrm.Navigation.openWebResource may well fit your needs.

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