Updated version of Dynamics 365/CRM Deployment Wizard

I’ve released an updated version of my Dynamics CRM Deployment Wizard that supports Dynamics 365. The Deployment Wizard is designed to automate your solution deployments much like the SDK’s Dynamics CRM Package Deployer, but while the SDK tool requires you to build a deployment package using Visual Studio, my Deployment Wizard tool only requires you to create a simple JSON manifest file. »

Dynamics 365 Configuration Data Mover v2.1

I’ve released an updated version of my popular CRM Configuration Data Mover utility that includes the following features: Steps can now be set as create-only, update-only or create+update. You can browse to data files using a standard file open dialog window. This upgrade is fully compatible with existing job files. »

Dynamics 365 Configuration Data Mover v2.0.1.2

I’ve released an updated version of my popular CRM Configuration Data Mover utility that fixes a small annoyance in the previous version where you could open multiple instances of the set connection, about and check for upgrade windows. This upgrade is fully compatible with existing job files. ####Getting the Dynamics 365 Configuration Data Mover »

Dynamics 365 Configuration Data Mover v2.0

I’ve released an updated version of my popular CRM Configuration Data Mover utility. This version now supports Dynamics 365 and has an updated GUI built with Windows Presentation Foundation that replaces the previous Windows Forms GUI. Jobs that were created with earlier versions of the tool will work with this version, but you will have to update your CRM connection parameters to specify the authorization type - Active Directory, IFD or Office 365. »

Easy dependent picklists for Dynamics CRM

I’ve created a new solution for creating dependent picklists on Dynamics CRM forms that requires no coding to implement. You can download it from my Crm-Sample-Code GitHub repository here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lucasalexander/Crm-Sample-Code/master/misc-code-samples/easydependentpicklists.js Assume you have three picklists with related options like in the list below: lpa_level1picklist 1 2 lpa_level2picklist 1a 1b 2a 2b lpa_level3picklist 1a1 1a2 1b1 2a1 You can represent a tree of possible options like this: 1 -> 1a -> 1a1 1 -> 1a -> 1a2 1 -> 1b -> 1b1 2 -> 2a -> 2a1 2 -> 2a -> 1a1 2 -> 2b »