we want to examine the source code of the calendar event in Outlook (all version from Outlook 2010 till 2016) because of the integration between multi platforms (Google, Exchange, Exchange online).
Is there any way how to get a html source code of the calendar event? (Outlook - Calendar - open event/appointment - get a html source code?)
Note: Not the source code of the email (open mail -> right click -> view source code).
Thanks a lot for answers!
While in calendar, click "View" "Reading Pane" select some reading pane layout, and then you can right-click over the reading pane and select "View Source". If the event is not in html format, it will be greyed out.
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Like most of dynamics crm programmers know, we can add "web resources that are not associated with any entity" to the sitemap. If such a customization is made, when user clicks that link, web resource will be opened and the buttons in the application ribbon will be added to the ribbon section of the dynamics crm.
What I am wondering is if there is any way I can hide this global buttons that are in the application ribbon based on the web resource on the page.
Let's say I added more than one web resources to my sitemap, namely a.htm and b.htm. Let's say I have a custom button named x in the application ribbon. Right now x is displayed both for a.htm and b.htm, but in reality I would like to hide the button when user clicks on b.htm from the sitemap.
Is there a way to accomplish that?
You could use the following (unsupported) code to hide the Ribbon button (the 'Run Workflow' button in this example):
var btnRunWorklfow=top.document.getElementById("account|NoRelationship|Form|Mscrm.Form.account.RunWorkflow-Large");
btnRunWorklfow.style.display='none';
You can also use ribbon editor available in codeplex to disable your button based on your javascript.
Refer to: http://crmvisualribbonedit.codeplex.com/
I figured there is no supported way of doing this.
Does anyone know if there is anyway to set an Embedded chart created via GAS to render in 'view mode' instead of 'edit mode'?
I scoured the docs, and couldn't find anything. I saw this was asked once before as well, with no answer, so maybe it isn't possible (I don't have enough rep to comment, otherwise I would have tried to revive this question):
Programmatically change to view mode for google embedded chart
I'm using the Embedded charts, below is a simple example of how I'm creating them:
var chart = sheet.newChart().asPieChart()
.setTitle("My Chart")
.addRange(range)
.setOption("pieHole", "0.4")
.setOption("width", 480)
.setOption("height", 300)
.build();
sheet.insertChart(chart);
The reference to "Edit Mode" is referring to the toggle button set circled in red in this image. The top button is "View Mode" (the eye), and the bottom button is "Edit Mode" (pencil). The problem with edit mode is that you don't get the pop-ups for the data.
This is only on the initial creation. If I create them, manually change them to "View Mode" and then 'modify()' the charts, they seem to remain in "View Mode". It's a bit of a hassle though as there are a fair amount of charts. And every time someone uses it for the first time, they would have to do this, so I'm just trying to see if it can be avoided.
Thanks in advance!
I am using this guide to better understand how calendar events can be created with HTTP GET requests for Yahoo and Google Calendars. The "Add to Google" calendar link on that page works perfectly for me (opens my Google calendar with a new event with information populated automatically). When I take the format of the link and add my own information, or even just copy and paste the exact same link into my own application, it stops working correctly. My Google Calendar opens with a new event form, but none of the information is being populated correctly. Here is the link as used in the guide:
http://www.google.com/calendar/event?action=TEMPLATE&text=Joe's+40th+Birthday&details=Joe+turns+40+just+this+once&dates=20111212T190000/20111212T200000&location=Gillette+Stadium
Anyone know why this would just stop working when accessed in any way other than clicking on the link in the guide?
The URL above has several & symbols in it, meaning the Google Calendar page is not getting the parameter names it is expecting. When you remove & and replace them with a plain &, it works as expected. Without seeing your code, I would you suggest you try adding .html_safe to the end of whatever you are using to generate the URL.
I've integrated a web app inside the Communicator client as a "context-sensitive custom tab".
Our app needs to be able to open a conversation window with a given user via a click on a link in the web page. With Communicator 2005 we could just use an <a> tag with the SIP URI of the user:
User
With Communicator these links no longer work inside our tab. However, if I load up the web page in Internet Explorer, the links work.
Any idea what I need to do to get them working in the tab for Communicator 2007?
My solution is this
`User`
You can also chat to many people like this:
`Chat to Us`
Well, after searching for some time I've not been able to come up with anything better than the following. It's based on the answer given in this thread on MDSN.
I've added an onlick event handler to the link:
User
Which calls:
function openConversationWindow(sip)
{
var newWindow = window.open(sip);
newWindow.close();
}
This has the distinct disadvantage of rapidly opening and then closing an Internet Explorer window but is the only way I've been able see of making these links work again in Communicator 2007.
It will be important for developers wanting to develop for the chrome browser to be able to review existing bugs (to avoid too much pulling-out of hair), and to add new ones (to improve the thing). Yet I can't seem to find the bug tracking for this project. It is open source, right?
Google is calling it Chromium on Google Code
The Chromium Bug Reporting Page is there and has the link to submit bugs listed. (Google Account Required)
Here's a direct link to the bug report form.
Go to the wrench -> About Google Chrome -> report an issue. (accurate as of v19.0.1084.46)
This is the home page for the Code: http://code.google.com/chromium/
And here's more info: http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved including the bug list
Click the Chrome menu (), then Help > Report an issue....
Since Google Code has been deprecated, you can also go to bugs.chromium.org in order to report new bugs and features or search for the existing one. The Chrome browser is under chromium category, so after logging-in, you can submit a new bug report by clicking New issue on the top-left corner and follow the wizard steps.
See: Report a problem or send feedback on Chrome at Chrome Help
From the Google Site
Click the Page menu page menu.
Select Report a bug or broken website.
Choose an issue type from the drop-down menu. The web address of the webpage you're on is recorded automatically.
If possible, add key details in the 'Description' field, including steps to reproduce the issue you're experiencing.
Keep 'Send source of current page' and 'Send screenshot of current page' checkboxes selected.
Click the Send report button to report a Google Chrome bug.
I don't see any reference to public bug tracking...
The Google Code site for the Chrome project is available at:
http://code.google.com/chromium/
Facilities available allow you to:
File bug reports;
Join the Google group discussions;
Submit a patch;
Plus there are links to the development blog and a whole bunch of other useful stuff.
See the Issues tab on Chrome's Google Code page.
The bug tracker is here:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/
Some shortcuts:
crbug.com
crbug.com/new (file a new bug)
crbug.com/150835 (go to a bug by number)