I have added a button in xrmtoolbox and how can i load JS into its library ?

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Posted on by BM-21041728-0

Please help here. I want to add one JS or webresource to this command. I am pretty new to dynamics and XRM tool box. It would be great if someone share step by step approach.

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Anne Pessoa 14 on at

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Hi there,

You are using the RibbonWorkBench within the XrmToolBox, there are some good tutorials online with step by step on how to add buttons using the RibbonWorkBench , like :https://community.dynamics.com/blogs/post/?postid=3957f38b-89a5-41ec-b0bf-0d4e5df3f48f and https://kaskelasolutions.com/2016/08/08/customizing-the-microsoft-crm-ribbon-ribbon-workbench-solution/

But basically you need to create a JS webresource and add your function there, once that's done you can then search for the WebResource name in the library box and then add your function name there.

Hope this helps,

Anne Pessoa.

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Holly Huffman 6,530 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Good morning, afternoon, or evening depending on your location!

To load JavaScript (JS) or a web resource into a button command in XrmToolBox, here’s a step-by-step approach:

Create the Web Resource:

In Dynamics 365, navigate to Settings > Customizations > Customize the System.

Under Components, select Web Resources and create a new JavaScript (JS) web resource.

Add your JavaScript code to the web resource and save it.

Publish the Web Resource:

Once created, publish the web resource to make it available for use.

Open XrmToolBox:

Launch XrmToolBox and connect to your Dynamics 365 environment.

Use the Command Button Plugin:

If you’re using a plugin like Ribbon Workbench, load the solution where you want to add the button.

Add the Button:

In the Ribbon Workbench, add a new button to the desired entity or form.

Link the Web Resource:

In the button properties, specify the JavaScript function you want to call.

Reference the web resource by its name and include the function name in the command definition.

Publish the Changes:

Save and publish the changes in Ribbon Workbench.

Test the Button:

Navigate to the entity or form where the button was added and test its functionality.

Hope this helps some!

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BM-21041728-0 16 on at

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@Holly Huffman and @Anne Pessoa Thanks for the response. This helps !!

Now, i am planning to promote code to next environment. I am using TFS for code repository and promotion.

Can you help woht steps to promote in TFS ?

In TFS, I Placed JS under "Case" entity in SourceCode and updated the details of the same in XML. But i cannot see this JS only in the next environment.

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