Is there any way for me to create a Web GUI that is visible as a navigator button, that changes the url of the current window? The default behaviour is to navigate to the specified url in a new window, but I would like to change my current one instead. 

Is there any way for me to create a Web GUI that is visible as a navigator button, that changes the url of the current window? The default behaviour is to navigate to the specified url in a new window, but I would like to change my current one instead. 

Working on getting some very custom intigrations working again after an upgrade from 8 to 10. I originally had some code that added Appointements to projects that worked using the old VBScript toolset. Now I wanted to switch this over and just add it using straight SQL  (Microsoft SQL) When I do this I create the record in the APPOINTMENT table with an ID of the MAX Current ID +1 Then Create the record for that ID in the TRAVELTRANSACTIONLOG  for that ID. I make a record in the VISIBLEFOR table and again the TRAVELTRANSACTIONLOG table according to the documentation. Everything is displayed correctly but I can not add a new Appointent in the UI till I delete it. Assuming because it is trying to add it with the ID I just added. Is there another table controling the IDs I need to update so the system will grab the next avalaible? The Table COUNTERVALUE is completly empty. FYI Thank You, Jeff

Hi there,   I was wondering where exactly in the database I can find the link between a custom field (ProgId) and the corresponding column name in the database. For example if I have a custom field "SuperOffice:45" for the person entity, how do find out the column name in the UDPERSONSMALL table (e.g. "long06")? Unfortunately, none of the system tables (sys.columns, sys.tables etc) seem to map directly to the info found in the UDEFFIELD table and I was unable to locate any dedicated mapping table. We do regular bulk updates of custom fields and for now the only way to find out the right column name is by changing the value in the UI and checking for differences in the UD-tables.   Any hint would be greatly appreciated!

Hello! I am trying to figure out how to write handle batches in CRMScript for the online version of SuperOffice. I am trying to update a custom field on all contacts in my database using a few if-statements, but the database is too large for me to be able to run it all at once. The problem is that I want this code to run once a week, without me having to go into the script, tell the code to run the first 100 companies, then the next 100 companies and so on. Is there any way for me to be able to create a shedueled task each week, and tell the schedule to run one script many times, and for the database to somehow know how many times the script has run, and therefore how many companies it has completed before, and how many times it should run again? Below is some pseudocode for how I wish for it to run, but I don't know how to actually write the code or if it is even possible: SearchEngine se; se.AddField(Information about all companies); se.setLimit(100); se.criteria(currentCustomerId > lastHandeledId) //This is where the problem lies se.execute(); and then some code for changing the custom fields based on the information Is this possible at all, and how? Thank you in advance.

Hi (On Premise 8.3) I have a single user that has the alarms windows popping up all the time. If I remove the applointment from Outlook and wait for sync, the next appointment will do the same.  Has anyone seen this behaviour?

Some companies sell products that are assemblies.  In context assembly means that you have a main component, (always), and, that you on top of that, have several optional parts (some that are mutually exclusive - but set that aside for the moment). when entering products in the quote calculator itself, these parts have a price, and the combined assembly will then have a total price. However, the quote document should ideally have the main component as item one, ideally with a larger font, and the parts should be listed below in a separate section, possibly with a smaller font/colour, or some other type of visual to separate the parts from the main assembly,  and the price should be a total (turn key) price. Is the only way to do this, only possible using conditional formatting in word in the template itself, ie IF product type = MainComponent, then: etc or is there something in SO that can be used.  Are there some examples that anyone can share.?