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We have a customer that would like the ability to use Custom ASP.NET Pages on Microsoft Portals (connected to Dynamics CRM). They are currently on the old ADXPortal product and Dynamics Online v9 (in the Government Cloud). If we upgrade the existing ADXPortal to the Microsoft Portal product, our customer will loose the ability to complete custom searching which is a core function of their portal. The searching allowed within the current version of Microsoft Portals is somewhat restrictive, and we had to use code to extend this functionality based upon the business need.
This searching function can be viewed here: https://iurc.portal.in.gov/advanced-search/
We recognize that we could use custom ASP.NET Pages on the open source version of Adoxio, but would prefer to use Microsoft Portals, if possible. Is this the ability to add custom ASP.NET pages to Microsoft Portals a feature that is upcoming in the near future?
Feature requests aren't guaranteed to be completed by the CloudRadial development team. While they are a major factor in what CloudRadial prioritizes to develop, there are many great ideas to consider and our team must select a handful per sprint cycle.
The feature requests page can't be accessed via a link like https://kaio-dia.eu/. The portal utilizes a special form of single sign-on (SSO) to the feature request site, so going through the Partner > Account page is a must.
Upon submitting a feature request, you will be notified by email relating to comments and status changes of your feature requests. That way, you do not need to come back to the feature request page to see the status of it.
Is it possible in Dynamics 365 Portals to use client-side code to call an external REST API? It was my understanding that Portals was shifting to a client-side DEV model, so - as you point out - server side code is not allowed.
Hi Ihansen,
Unfortunately, the portal web site is fully managed by Microsoft and no customized ASP.net code can be added to it.
Please see the background of portal.
You should implement your function with portal own syntax script in portal web template source.
If you have an ASP application, you could host it on Azure as .NET app.
Regards,
Clofly
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