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Posted on by EnriqueMdz

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Hi, hope you all are doing great today.

Quick question… Is there a supported way to manipulate the inner HTML of a web resource?

Right now I have the following code to change the color and name of certaing HTML components, however, this is unsupported and I'm trying to find a workaround for MS Dynamics 365(UCI):

document.getElementById('segmentation_value').innerHTML = name;

var element = document.getElementsByClassName('div_container');
for (i = 0; i < element.length; i  ) {
    element[i].style.backgroundColor = bannerColor;
}

Thanks in advance!

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Madalina Toma on at

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Hello Enrique,

Based on Microsoft documentation, the usage of DOM elements is not supported, please find the documentation below:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customerengagement/on-premises/customize/customizations-supported#common-unsupported-customization-practices

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/model-driven-apps/supported-customizations#customizations-applied-using-code

What you can do instead in some situations is the following:

Try to use an Web resource instead of the Dynamics form where you will use the Web API to get the data you want, or retrieve it directly from the form, but sending it over to the web resource will require some additional work, and define your own visualization from there, preferable without DOM elements, if possible.

Based on the code you mentioned above you are updating the the color of the container elements and also you use getElementById and getElementByClassName which are not supported in the context of Dynamics.

I hope this helps.

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chikhaleankush 547 on at

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As mentioned in question, the components are inside your HTML created (custom) and method mentioned by you is correct.

What is not supported, using DOM to manipulate CRM fields and objects. But in your case you are playing under your HTML, so you are fine and it is supported.

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Charles Abi Khirs 3,569 on at

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Hello,

You are on the safe side, because you are manipulating the DOM of your own html resource.

The unsupported way is when you try to access and work with the DOM of the crm forms mainly fields and objects.

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