Adding Custom Scripts To CRM Charts and Dashboard

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Hi House,

I have a need to Add Custom Scripts To CRM Online Charts and Dashboard, to allow me display them the way the client Requested.

I Urgently Need some one to Please help me out with a way to go about this....

Thanks & Regards.

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Aiden Kaskela 19,696 on at

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Hi Hiram,

Are you referring to SQL or JavaScript? If it's SQL, you definitely cannot do that with CRM Online. If it's JS, you might be able to do something when the dashboard page loads but I don't think it would be supported.

Hope this helps! I'd appreciate if you'd mark this as a Verified answer.

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Aiden

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Hiram N. 115 on at

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Hello Aiden,

Thanks for your Constant Contributions and Efforts to see that my Problems are fixed.

Am absolutely not referring to SQL because an very sure it wunt work for CRM Online.

1. Like What do you think I might be able to do when the dashboard page loads?

2. Why do you I think Javascript wouldn't be supported.

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Hi Hiram,

I'd be surprised if it was supported because I haven't seen any javascript accessibility around dashboards or charts in the client-side programming reference (msdn.microsoft.com/.../gg328255.aspx). You can do js on forms and for controls, and you can hook in javascript from buttons in the ribbon, but I've never seen anything around working with charts or dashboards.

You might possibly be able to access it through unsupported javascript. If your charts is on a form you might be able to put JS in the Form Load and get at it through the DOM, but that's not supported and it could break with an upgrade.

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Aiden

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Hiram N. 115 on at

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Thanks Aiden,

You really have quenched heat off my ass.

Thanks and Warm Regards.

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RyanCPerry 105 on at

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Hi Aiden, This thread is a few years old, but wondering if you are aware of any developments in the last 5 yrs on this front.

I have some scripts that load on the default ribbons for forms and views that track usage for analytics. These use the primaryControl (IE formContext), passed as a parameter from the ribbon enable rule to determine which view/form is loaded, checking for a .getviewselector or .entityreference, respectively. I'd like to do the same for Dashboards, but when this script is called on the default dashboard ribbon (Mscrm.DashboardTab), the primaryControl parameter passed doesn't appear to have the needed info. It includes a getControl method which returns an array from which I can get information about the individual control(s) on the dashboard but I can't seem to find a display name or Id for the dashboard as a whole.

Any pointers?

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