In case you were wondering what that “stage for upgrade” option means and why is it there in the first place: It’s all about deleting components from the managed solutions. The ALM whitepaper actually does a good job describing this feature, though there is a lot of other content in that document, so “stage… Read More »
I went to the Azure Active Directory properties earlier today for a completely different reason, and, then, I noticed something that made me jump: What?! With the client being in Canada, all Dynamics/Sharepoint data needs to be physically stored in Canada, or this whole implementation is going to stop quite abruptly. Unfortunately, when looking at… Read More »
We’ve been implementing Dynamics 365 App for Outlook lately – that’s been a bumpy road, so I figured I’d list some of the things which hit us along the way, and which were either not expected or, in some cases, underestimated. 1. Dynamics 365 App for Outlook does not work with shared mailboxes Actually, this… Read More »
If you have not looked at the EasyRepro yet, you probably should: https://github.com/microsoft/EasyRepro I wrote a post about EasyRepro before with some explanations of how it works, so this may also be helpful: https://www.itaintboring.com/dynamics-crm/easy-repro-what-is-it/ Now, I am not sure if Microsoft is “all in” on making PowerApps development a primarily dev-only activity, but, at… Read More »
Earlier today, we got a strange request from the user who was wondering what would be the reason he kept getting an error message? Indeed, we knew he should not be getting that error. Although, after looking into it, we found that there was a form the user was working on, it was a regular… Read More »
Recently, we’ve been prototyping a solution which would be using Form.IO to collect web forms data, so we needed a way to somehow store submitted requests in Dynamics. So what we came up with looked more or less like this: Form.IO offers different types of actions, and one of those allows forwarding submitted data to… Read More »
This post is a proof of concept for the following scenario: Would not it be nice if we could use more than one security group so that, for example, we would have admins in one group and all the other users in another. This way, we might add that admin group to Sharepoint so admin… Read More »
A lot of TypeScript tutorials are available online, so I was looking for one recently and, it seems, this one is really good IF you are familiar with some other language already: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/typescript So, while working through it, I noticed a few things which might strike you as being somewhat unusual if you are… Read More »
The more I’m looking into the PowerApps Component Framework, the more obvious it becomes that the era of “do-it-all”-ers in Dynamics/PowerApps might be coming to an end. Although, it’s not just the PCF that’s making me say this. I turned to Dynamics some time ago since I did not want to stick to pure development… Read More »
Some flows are solution-aware, and some flows are not: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/flow/overview-solution-flows It turned out the difference between those two is not just that solution-aware flows are portable – somehow, it goes deeper. Just a few days ago wrote a post where I was trying to summarize error monitoring options for the Flows: https://www.itaintboring.com/dynamics/microsoft-flow-monitoring/ It was… Read More »