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How to pass a search argument when launching a URL

Posted on by Microsoft Employee

Hi!

I am not a developer and I don't have knowledge of dynamics but I succeed in launching a dynamics URL from a customer support system:
mysite.crm4.dynamics.com/main.aspx

I just want to pass a search argument when launching the URL. The search argument is customer name surrounded by *, e.g *acme*. Seems this would be via the &extraqs part.

Can you give me an example of how this URL would be constructed by hand?
How do I know the name of the customer name attribute and where is it entered?

I have read the documentation, for instance docs.microsoft.com/.../set-field-values-using-parameters-passed-form but I find it hard to relate to want to achieve.

Thanks

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    RE: How to pass a search argument when launching a URL

    Just want to add that I have captured the viewid=.. &viewtype=1039&paget

    ype=entitylist&extraqs=%3fvisualizationId%3d%26visualizationType%3d0%26visualizationPaneMode%3d0%26layout%3d0%26sitemappath%3dSFA%257cCustomers%257cnav_accts%26p

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