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Is there any way to use C# to create a form for an entity for CRM 2011?

There seems to be web services to create entity, fields, solution, global option set and many more within CRM 2011 SDK. However I don't see any web services to create a form for an entity. Anyone know any back door or ways to create a forms outside of CRM 2011 using C# or VB?

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il2001 Avatar asked Mar 04 '12 04:03

il2001


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You'll have to spend some time looking at FormXml to fine-tune the look of your form(s), but you can programmatically manage your entity forms via the SystemForm entity.

FormXml is stored in the SystemForm entity. You can programmatically retrieve and update the FormXml using this entity.

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Peter Majeed Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 18:09

Peter Majeed