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Subgrid add new button customisation using ribbon workbench.

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Dear all,

I am facing a problem with customising a subgrid add new button .

I have a subgrid ,I want to attach a JavaScript function to the add new(+) button of the subgrid.

Reason: i have two similar subgrids with(+) on a form , say subgrid1 and subgrid2

When I click (+) button on subgrid 1 it opens the form, when it opens I want to hide say section1 and show section2

Now when I click (+) button on subgrid 2 it opens the form , when it opens I want to hide section2 and show section1.

For this i need to attach a JavaScript function to the (+) button of the subgrid. When i do the (+) button gets hidden.

Please help..

Thanks.

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    ScottDurow 21 on at

    Could you post the Ribbon Xml that you are using please (from the xml tab in the Ribbon Workbench)

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    Josh P. on at

    Hi Mythilias!  I can give general steps below that have worked for me and they do not hide the (+) button.

    1) Load your solution in XRMToolbox's Ribbon Workbench.

    2) Click on the +Add New {0} button.

    3) Click Customize Command (Thanks, Scott!)

    4) On the left side, under the Commands heading, select the single option available (Mscrm.OpenAssociated...)

    5) On the right side, choose + Add Action just below the custom Javascript that already exists.  Select Custom Javascript option.

    6) Select your Library and Function name and voila!

    7) You can test by having your function only contain an alert("Working!"); to be sure it's firing correctly!

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    ScottDurow 21 on at

    Hi,

    Just to add to the steps above you should right click and select 'Customise Command' after step 2!

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