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One of the chief advantages of Sage CRM is that it is meta data based. The definitions of screens, lists and business rules like workflow are all stored in the database. If you change the definition in...
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This article was updated on 22nd May 2009 to follow the coding convention introduced in Sage CRM 6.2. The Values() and FormValues() collections are serverside objects that are analogous to the ASP Request...
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The diagram below contains the objects, methods and properties that are the main ones used in the internal COM API of Sage CRM. These objects can be used in field level scripts; Create and Validate and...
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This article has been edited and corrected. The code in this article has been changed to follow the coding convention that was introduced in Sage CRM 6.2 The Values() collection can be used in all serverside...
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Please note there has been a coding standard change between Sage CRM 6.1 and Sage CRM 6.2. The instantiated COM object in Sage CRM 6.2 now has an alias of "CRM" rather that "eWare"...
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The CurrentUser object can be used in all serverside code including Create Scripts, Validation scripts, Table Level scripts and Workflow javascript conditions. It provides information about the current...
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Imagine the situation where there may be a problem with allowing users to search against a entity with out putting in at least one search criterion. You may find the searching against companies too slow...
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There have been several articles written about using the scriptcommonfunction registry key to set a global function library for tablelevel scripts, but this option is not available for the other internal...
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If you need to control the display of screen elements like buttons in ASP pages (or even client side in the browser screens) according to the identity of the CRM users then you will obviously need to be...
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