customization

Hide Custom Ribbon Button [Easy Way] – Ribbon Workbench

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Ribbon Workbench – At times, you have some custom ribbon buttons in place. And you don’t really want to delete it and lose the configuration, but just hide it temporarily. Here’s what I usually do!

So, this is your custom button called Promote on the Account form, for example.
customButton

And you want to temporary hide it. And you can’t simply right click and select Hide.

customOptions

Just like you can simply right-click and select Hide on any other OOB button and your job is done
OOBHide

 

Enable Rule Command

  1. Add a Display Rule to the Command attached with the button you have.
    addDisplayRule
  2. Now, select Value Rule in the Display Rule section.
    addValueRule
  3. And simple Invert Result = True
    invertResult
  4. And your button is hidden!
    buttonHidde

Hope this quick tip helps!! Cheers!!

Set Lookups in Xrm.WebApi D365 v9 correctly. Solving ‘Undeclared Property’ error

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Using Xrm.WebApi needs you to be careful with the field names and what to use when. Especially, when you are dealing with Lookups.

One of the most common errors you’ll come across is the one like below – “An undeclared property (fieldname you entered) which only has property annotations in the payload but no property value was found in the payload.”

error

This is confusing as to what needs to be put in while setting the lookup.

If you have done the below, entered the name of the field which is all in small caps  –

object[“msdyn_resourcerequirement@odata.bind”] = “/msdyn_resourcerequirements(<Guid>)”;

This will result in the above error!!!

 

You’ll need to put the Schema name of the lookup field instead and this should solve your problem –

correctName.png

and the code should look like this –

object[“msdyn_ResourceRequirement@odata.bind”] = “/msdyn_resourcerequirements(<Guid>)”;

And this should totally work for you!!

Hope this helps! 🙂