Get/ Access input from User - Either Action or Dialog

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On click of button in one entity, I'm able to create n-multiple records at time by using default value n in JavaScript &Web API SOAP Services.

To improve this solution, I want to take input from user and create only those many records which user wants - not by default value in logic.

I'm able to call action or dialog to run and take input parameters FROM User. After that, how to take those input into same JavaScript and not storing anywhere.

Can anyone help me in this situation ? How to access input parameter after calling dialog in JavaScript?

P.S ->I know Workflow can create records after dialog but I know how to do using JavaScript ?

Thank you

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ScottDurow 21 on at

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I don't quite follow you - are you trying to pass some data into an action that you want the user to provide?

If so, you'll need to create an HTML webresource with some fields on it which you pass into the action call.

You might like to check out my Client User interface project for Dynamics - www.sparklexrm.com

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Thank you for your reply. No, I was trying to say that If user clicks on button , then trying to take input number from user(either with action or dialog) and based on input number , I will create those many records in another entity. So whatever user entering into action or dialog input parameters , I want to access that number in JavaScript after calling action or dailog?

I hope with this explanation, may understand the problem and have any suggestion to solve this problem ? let me know

Deepthi

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Nithya Gopinath 17,078 on at

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Hi Deepthi,

You could write the code below.

Process.callAction("new_dosomething", [{ key: "Target", type: Process.Type.Int, value: 5 }], function (params) { // Success for (var i = 0; i < params.length; i++) { alert(params[i].key + "=" + params[i].value); } }, function (e) { // Error alert(e); } );

See: www.magnetismsolutions.com/.../Call-Action-in-CRM-2015-Easily-from-JavaScript-Library

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