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Custom Button not visble on Dasboard in UCI.

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Posted on by Yash Trivedi CRM

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Hi all,

I have added button in Application ribbon to show it on dashboard of CRM.

The button is visible on Classic UI but not on UCI .

Any help would be appreciated.

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Johnny Yun 455 on at

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RE: Custom Button not visble on Dasboard in UCI.

Hi Yash,

Could you share more details regarding the mentioned button?

Some OOB button only supports web applications, which is by design and don't use OOB functions in enable rules:

community.dynamics.com/.../932567

community.dynamics.com/.../810155

In addition, please check JANDOST KHOSO's blog which may help migrate the issue.

community.dynamics.com/.../how-to-fix-ribbon-button-issues-in-unified-client-interface-uci

community.dynamics.com/.../943680

Regards

Johnny

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Yash Trivedi CRM 351 on at

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RE: Custom Button not visble on Dasboard in UCI.

hello Lingyun,

These are custom buttons.

and i have not apply any enable or display rule on it.

i am calling just js function on it.

Thanks.

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Arun Vinoth 11,615 Moderator on at

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RE: Custom Button not visble on Dasboard in UCI.

If you dont have "Mscrm.HideOnModern" display rule, Check by adding that display rule & remove it to see if glitch goes away.. Not sure why you are facing this issue.

develop1.net/.../Adding-Ribbon-Workbench-SmartButtons-to-the-Unified-Client

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NODAL 860 on at

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RE: Custom Button not visble on Dasboard in UCI.

Hi,

Try this ,if it helps.

thehelplessheroes.wordpress.com/.../

Thanks,

Ketan

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RE: Custom Button not visble on Dasboard in UCI.

Hello,

If you are facing challenges with buttons display , then below article from Microsoft is awesome.

support.microsoft.com/.../ribbon-troubleshooting-guide

We will be able to use an in-app tool called the Command Checker to inspect the ribbon component definitions to help us determine why the button is hidden.

To enable the Command Checker, you must append a parameter &ribbondebug=true to your D365 application URL.

Thanks,

Sumit

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