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I try to write some Javascript using the f12 tool. In the console if I write console.log(Xrm.Page) I get
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if I write Xrm.Page.ui instead I get null. According to this article I should be able to use the console to test javascript : https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg328261.aspx#BKMK_DeveloperTools
I am doing this in the form of a custom entity. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
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If you want a quicker way to test, you can put your "context" at contentIFrame1. In chrome, if you press F12, you will see "top" written in a dropdown. click it and choose contentIFrame1 instead. You can now use Xrm.Page in the console. Note that sometimes it's contentIFrame0
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@anonsgate you are a genius. Thanks! this was great help.
Oh yes, Chrome has better Developer Tools, that makes it so much easier. Thanks
If you want a quicker way to test, you can put your "context" at contentIFrame1. In chrome, if you press F12, you will see "top" written in a dropdown. click it and choose contentIFrame1 instead. You can now use Xrm.Page in the console. Note that sometimes it's contentIFrame0
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