Inline editable grid is only working with default crm forms in crm 2013.The fields are editable.But if I create a custom view in subgrid it is not editable.
even the custom view in custom form is also not editable in the default form neither the default view is editable in custom form.Can anyone give solution?How to add a grid with editable fields in CRM forms
Inline Editable Grids in CRM 2013 are limited in their scope to specific views set up for this. You can't add new views that do this or do it on custom entities. Other people have already asked about this:
https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/10b1898b-32dd-44a9-bb65-34ac190f344e/inline-editing-of-subgrid-in-opportunity-in-crm-2013?forum=crmdevelopment
If this doesn't cut it for you, look into 3rd party alternatives, there are plenty out there. AbleBridge is probably the most visible solution (although I haven't tried their Inline grid solutions).
http://www.ablebridge.com/add-on-solutions/editable-crm-grid/
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I'm using Kendo ASP.NET MVC and I would like to have some control over the edit form.
Things I would like to do:
Hide my ID field
Change my Property Code and Square Feet to regular TextBoxFor fields
Change Date of Purchase and Date of Sale to Kendo DatePickerFor instead of the DateTimePickerFor that is showing.
Link to screenshot of editor form
When you click edit, Kendo uses the default EditorTemplate for the object. If you're not familiar how editor templates work, check this article.
You have two ways of solving it, either by creating a custom view editor templates that only lists the fields you want. Or (and this is simpler and preferred method), in many cases you can get away with the default editor template and control which fields are rendered (and how) using metadata on the object. You can hide individual properties by tagging them with [ScaffoldColumn(false)] attribute. In terms of controlling the types of editors that show up, you can accomplish this by tagging your properties with [DataType(DataType.Date)] or [DataType(DataType.Text)]
I am trying to remove the hover effect that brings up the checkbox next to the row item in SharePoint 2010 list item rows. Is there any settings that can make this happen? I would like to keep away from having to tinker with the CSS and javascripts. Please see illustration below. Thank you.
There are no settings for that sort of thing - the selection check box is a default behavior. You are going to have to modify the CSS, for that.
Use SharePoint Designer (Available Here]1) to help determine whitch CSS elements control that behavior, and make a custom style sheet to override it.
You can accomplish this by going to the Modify View option of your list and unchecking the Allow Individual Item Checkboxes under Tabular View options.
Note: If you are using a Web Part to view it you might have to set the view again for the changes to reflect.
I am developing a custom web part for SharePoint 2010 wherein I need to hide the OOB editor part categories like Appearance, Layout etc..
I tried overriding the CreateEditorParts() method of the WebPart class and return an empty EditorPartCollection collection but this doesn’t seem to work.
Appreciate any pointers to achieve the same.
I have a custom Mega drop down Menu need to brand it on sharepoint 2010 am I obliged to override the specific CSS of sharepoint menu or there is another solution if there is anaother one how can i do it cause the menu that i need is so complicated. thanks in advance please guys some help is needed here :)
Drop downs in list forms (choice or lookup fields) can be customized using InfoPath designer. In Aspx pages, masterpages and web parts, the drop down lists are normal ASP.NET DropDownList controls and can be customized via css classes as usual.
Are SharePoint 2010 Designer List Forms portable or custom rendering templates still the best way to customize the List Forms? InfoPath 2010 is out of question because of enterprise licensing issues.
Regards,
Nitin
It depends on the extent of your customization. You can achieve quiate a lot with the standard DataFromWebPart and custom XSLT but if you want to add custom controls you'll run into problems (as highlighted here http://www.chaholl.com/archive/2010/01/26/extending-the-dataform-web-part-to-allow-custom-field-controls.aspx).
For extensive customization the best bet is to create a custom webpart and include it on the edit form. Bear in mind that field controls automatically pick up and update content from the SPContext object so calling SPContext.Current.Listitem.Update() is enough to save the values of all field controls in your custom webpart. Of course if you're using standard asp.net control on there as well you'll need to pickup and set their values manually.