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Category: MSDyn365/PCF

PCF Dataset Control – Lookup Values

Posted On 1st August 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carrington2 Comments

After getting over my initial authentication problems, my next adventure with PCF was to show some details from a lookup field in a dataset-bound control. With a dataset control, the manifest file can contain mappings for the attributes in the dataset that will be shown in the control, e.g.

Category: MSDyn365/PCF

PCF NuGet authentication error

Posted On 22nd July 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

After working with PCF during the initial private preview, I haven’t had a chance to use it in anger. Until today. And it didn’t go smoothly. It started well. I installed the CLI tooling, got a new template control ready to go with pac pcf init and connected to CDS Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365/SQL 4 CDS

SQL 4 CDS 2.2.0 released

Posted On 15th July 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

I’m pleased to release SQL 4 CDS 2.2.0 with two main improvements:

Category: FetchXML/MSDyn365

Column Comparisons in FetchXML

Posted On 15th July 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carrington4 Comments

I was very pleased today to see a new feature in FetchXML – column comparisons! This allows us to build queries that compares the values in one column against those in another. Previously we’ve only been able to compare a column against a constant value.

Category: MSDyn365/Teams

D365 Posts Bot Released!

Posted On 9th July 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

I’m very pleased to release D365 Posts Bot today! This is the finished article from my earlier series of blog posts on creating a bot to link posts from D365 through to Teams and back again.

Category: MSDyn365/Teams

Creating a bot pt. 8 – Handling Replies

Posted On 25th June 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

Now we’ve got our bot sending out notifications, we want to be able to handle a reply from the user and add it back into D365 as a new post. The adaptive card notification lets the user reply via an embedded form. This makes it nice and neat. When the Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365

Dynamic Form Selection

Posted On 23rd June 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

Occasionally we might have an entity with multiple “types” of some sort, and each type needs a different form to show the details. Luckily we have the formSelector API to do this. Taking a simple example where the name of the form to show is stored directly in an attribute Continue Reading

Category: MSDyn365/Teams

Creating a bot pt. 7 – Adaptive Cards

Posted On 22nd June 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

Now I’ve got my bot sending notifications to Teams, but the display of the messages left something to be desired. This is where Adaptive Cards comes in.

Category: MSDyn365/Teams

Creating a bot pt. 6 – Posts to Users

Posted On 15th June 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carrington1 Comment

Now we’ve got a notification when a new post is added, we need to figure out who to notify about it. This is the process I’ve come up with:

Category: MSDyn365/Teams

Creating a bot pt. 5 – Getting notifications from D365

Posted On 15th June 202028th September 2020 By Mark Carringtoncomment

Now we’ve got the infrastructure sorted for the bot talking to Teams and getting it installed for users, we need to start letting it know when something interesting happens in D365 so the bot can send messages out to users. Enter the WebHook.

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