This is part of a four part series on CRM and object oriented Javascript. Follow the links to parts I, II, and III. Last post we did a detailed walkthrough of our object oriented form handler . At the end, we promised an explanation of why you might want to take this approach rather than [...]

This is a continuation of a series on using Object Oriented Javascript with Dynamics CRM. For Part I, go here Okay, so now that we’re all experts on Object Oriented Javascript, let’s try to apply this problem to the matter at hand; showing and hiding fields on a CRM form. Let’s start off by establishing [...]

Javascipt inside of CRM has historically been essential, but a bit of a messy affair. Things have improved in CRM 2011 with the advent of form libraries, but I think most CRM developers will admit they’ve worked on CRM projects where they wrote some scary spaghetti JavaScript. Sure, it got the job done, but it [...]

Adding a Game Layer for Better Participation All of those hours spent in an arcade were not wasted. Can you believe it? If you reflect on your playing habits and reflect on why you did what you did or if you put your sociology hat on and go and visit Las Vegas you can improve [...]

It’s that time of year again when all of us in the Microsoft Dynamics community join together in peace and harmony for our annual ‘lovefest’ – the Convergence Show.  This year the show rolls into New Orleans and I doubt the French Quarter will ever be quite the same.  Nothing like a few thousand of [...]