I’m the Marvellous Hosk, this blog is all about my adventures in the world of Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
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Ben not sure if you received my email but any chance you can start a Youtube channel and teach us beginners how to write code?
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I second that notion Ben, you need to start tutorials on Youtube!
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It’s an interesting idea.
To start with join my LinkedIn CRM Development group and start discussing CRM development and maybe raise some ideas of what might be in a youtube video channel
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=7476309&trk=anet_ug_hm
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Ben, following you on Twitter – unfortunately I hate the idea of joining LinkedIn for privacy/policy reasons. I love the idea of you starting a Youtube video series on writing plugins as it’s non-existent. It’ll get some of us just starting off into the rhythm of things and get you massive recognition in the CRM community
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well here it is
Youtube channel
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtXD951oMDvJlmvwHCW5e5A
let the CRM developing commence
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Hey Ben,
How about a Blog post followed by a video showing how to use CRM data types? Like this: https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/mahenderpal/archive/2012/09/19/working-with-ms-crm-2011-data-types.aspx
The blog shows how to retrieve and set fields. I think a full comprehensive list would be great for us.
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Hi I am planning to start coding from cero a CRM, where can I get a wireframe and dataflow on how a CRM is structured to start programming?
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Hi
Start with the crm SDK. There is no wireframe or data flow but it will give you an understanding of the different parts of crm.
It depends on if you are writing plugins, JavaScript, console applications or wcf services.
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Hi Hosk,
Most of the times I followed you blog and learned many new things. Now I am working on advance find. Can you please let me know If there any way to show all the user who share or access the same record(account or contact) using Advance find.
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I don’t think you can see who a record is shared with or who has access to a record.
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its a great blog i can clear all my doubts regaring ms crm.
and i came with a question again
which is
how to make a ribbon button only visible to admin
is it possible by using js or is there any other way to do it
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Using VS2012 Ultimate, I have created a blank project. I then connect to CRM 2013 on-prem default solution that contains my plugin assemblies. I get connected fine, view the CRM Explorer in the GUI (all entities and most items are there), but when opening “Plug-in Assemblies” drill down, there is nothing there. Am I missing something? Is this not the method to view inside VS?
Any help appreciated.
TS
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Hello Hosk,
First time in my life i am impressed with a self study notes prepared by another person.
“MB2-712 – CRM 2016 customisation and configuration Hosk study notes”
I sense your passion and zeal to make the difference. Keep it up
Prasad GVR
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