by Anosh Wadia | May 5, 2016 | Blog, Customer Relationship Management
Customer Question: I have values in a multi-select picklist. Unfortunately many of them no longer exist in my picklist definition. How do I clean these up? Answer: The challenge here is that these values are saved as comma separate values in a single field in the...
by Nick Galler | Jan 7, 2016 | Blog, Customer Relationship Management
When you need to include a custom JavaScript in the InforCRM web client, the quickest way is to simply add the <script> tag to the base.master file. However this complicates upgrades because the base.master file is often modified in Infor’s web...
by Nick Galler | Dec 9, 2015 | Blog, Customer Relationship Management
The address control in InforCRM 8.2 (and other versions) is implemented as a semi-dynamic Javascript widget. I say semi-dynamic because while the widget is driven by configuration, the configuration is very much hard-coded. In this post I will examine how to do common...
by Nick Galler | Dec 2, 2015 | Blog, Customer Relationship Management
There are 3 main ways to include a custom stylesheet in your InforCRM client: Add it to SageStyles.jsb so that it gets compiled into sage-styles.css – this is the best performance approach. It is relatively upgrade safe but not completely Create a custom module...
by Nick Galler | Sep 30, 2015 | Blog, Customer Relationship Management
The customer portal security can be customized by implementing and registering a IEntitySecurityService. Practically, this means extending CustomerPortalSecurityService and overriding 3 methods (and optionally a 4th one): BuildRestriction – add a restriction to...
by Nick Galler | Aug 25, 2015 | Blog, Customer Relationship Management
In most case I try to do the validation for InforCRM form input on the server side. This is generally easier to implement (sometimes a lot easier), more reliable, and the performance is usually close (sometimes even better, if there are a lot of queries involved, as...
