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Implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement

You're reading from   Implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Configure, customize, and extend Dynamics 365 CE in order to create effective CRM solutions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838556877
Length 426 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Mahender Pal Mahender Pal
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Preface 1. Introduction to Dynamics 365 CE FREE CHAPTER 2. Implementation Methodology 3. Requirement Gathering and Analysis 4. Preparing Functional and Technical Design Documents 5. Configuring Your Dynamics 365 CE Organization 6. Customizing Dynamics 365 CE 7. Extending Dynamics 365 CE 8. Integrating Dynamics 365 CE with Other Applications 9. Business Intelligence and Reporting 10. Testing and User Training Planning 11. Migration and Upgrade 12. Deployment and Go-Live Support 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Upgrading code

Upgrading code is a critical activity for an upgrade, especially if you are upgrading from an earlier version such as Dynamics CRM 2011. There are some client-side methods that are deprecated to make it easy to move from one client to another. So, even if you are upgrading from Dynamics CRM 2016, you need to upgrade your client-side code to make it compatible with Dynamics 365 CE. Although old methods can work due to compatibility support, they will stop working in some major Dynamics 365 CE releases. Let's discuss high-level changes that we need to make in our Dynamics CRM 2016 code, as follows:

  • Xrm.Page: In Dynamics CRM 2016, the Xrm.Page object was used to refer to entity forms and fields from JavaScript written on entity forms as well as HTML web resources. But now, using Xrm.Page to access entity forms and fields in the script written for entity forms...
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