Hide Headers, Commandbar, Tabs in D365 Forms

There are options available to hide Command Bar, Header part and Tabs. 

Below is the screenshot which highlights these areas for your understandings.


let formContext = Xrm.Page;

or

let formContext = executionContext.getFormContext();

// Hide Header part

formContext.ui.headerSection.setBodyVisible(false);

 

//Hide Command bar

formContext.ui.headerSection.setCommandBarVisible(false);

 

// Hide Tabs

formContext.ui.headerSection.setTabNavigatorVisible(false);



After all are hidden,





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Using Shared libraries in D365 CE Plugin

Image
Requirement: Sometimes, we may need to create a common project to keep the business logics which should be referenced in multiple projects. Solution: In C#, we have a project type called, "Shared Projects". Below is the screenshot for reference. Project will be created as a blank project. Project structure can be created by adding folders and files manually in the way we want as shown in the above screenshot. This project can be referenced in others projects similar to the regular library project as shown below. Shared project cannot be compiled/build directly. During the build of the Project where it is referenced, it will be build and part of the Project's dll where it is referenced. Pros: Shared projects helps us separate the Business logics(helper classes) from the actual Plugin project and can be referenced in other project areas too like integrations instead of duplicating the logics.
Read more

Using Resx file in D365 Plugins/Workflows

Image
Usage of Resx file in D365 Plugins/Workflows: Most of the times, we use fetchxml queries in the plugins and workflows to retrieve the entity data and we directly hardcode these queries in the retrieve methods. Instead we can use Resources file(.resx) to store all the fetchxml in common file and use it wherever it is required. This helps in maintaining the code and also promotes reusability. Creation of Resx File: Below is the sample Plugin project I have created to explain the usage of Resx file. Once the project is created, add new resource file named as "FetchXML.resx" as shown below. After the file is added to the project, open the "FetchXML.resx" file from solution explorer. Add the Name and Fetchxml under the value as shown below. For filter conditions, you can use some placeholders(eg: {EmailAddress}) and replace after you retrieve the Fetchxml string from resource file. Once added save this file. In the plugin code, fetchxml  can be retrieved from resource fi...
Read more

Ribbon debug/Command checker tool

Image
Background: Usually when something goes wrong in the button visibility or to find out the rules, actions(js) being used in the ribbon button, we go and find either in the ribbondiffxml or through ribbon workbench. This is a time taking process.  Solution: Now there is a built-in tool called 'Command Checker' available. Using this tool, we can easily troubleshoot the button visibility related issues in home page grid, entity form, sub grid and global command bar as well.  To use/enable this tool, pass "ribbondebug=true" parameter in the url. Example, if you want to troubleshoot some button in Account form, below is the url,  https://trial.crm5.dynamics.com/main.aspx?appid=4db5bcb8-675b-ec11-8f8f-002248599a15&pagetype=entityrecord&etn=account&id=83883308-7ad5-ea11-a813-000d3a33f3b4 &ribbondebug=true This will enable the command bar in 3 places. 1. In the header's right side 2. In the Form command bar 3. If the form has any sub grids. Co...
Read more