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update & create custom entity fields through jquery or javascript

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Hi, I have a html webresouce form associated to custom entity, how can I call it through a ribbon button, and save the form field values in the custom entity through javascript or jquery?

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    RE: update & create custom entity fields through jquery or javascript

    definitely you can do that with javascript.

    There are 2 portions to achieve this, I am going to give you only the rough idea as I encourage learning while you doing:

    1.You need to create a ribbon button to call the HTML web resource

    >How to create a ribbon?

    >How to put function to the ribbon to call the web resource?

    2.You need to have some method invoking the WebAPI to pass the value to the record using create/update action. (Refer to SDK how to do that in JS, below is the common used library to make your life better)

    >sdkwebapi.codeplex.com/documentation

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