Dynamics 365 Image Field Iframe
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Dynamics 365 Iframe Examples
Contributors.In this articleApplies to Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement apps version 9.x (on-premises)You can add iFrames to a form to integrate content from another website within a form.You can access Form properties in solution explorer. Under Components, expand Entities, expand the entity you want, and then select Forms. In the list of forms, open the form of type Main. Then on the Insert tab, select IFRAME to view IFRAME properties. NoteForms are not designed to be displayed within an iFrame.
TabPropertyDescriptionGeneralNameRequired: A unique name for the iFrame. The name can contain only alphanumeric characters and underscores.URLRequired: The URL for the page to display in the iFrame.Pass record object-type code and unique identifiers as parametersData about the organization, user, and the record can be passed to the iFrame. More information:LabelRequired: A label to display for the iFrame.Display label on the FormWhether the label should be displayed.Restrict cross-frame scripting, where supportedIt is considered a security risk to allow pages from a different web site to interact with the Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement application using scripts.
Dynamics 365 Image Field Iframe Map
A new and simplified portal editor is now available for Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement Portal customizers that will help to reduce the learning curve on Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement Portal customization and increase a customizer's productivity. Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 is coming very soon to a server near you, and although the majority of attention has been focused on specific new features (such as the Process Manager) and the sweet UI re-design, I’d like to focus on another infrastructure change that’s bringing with it a world of potential. Web resources and IFRAMEs aren’t displayed using the Dynamics 365 for Outlook reading pane, however, they are supported in Dynamics 365 for tablets. If your IFRAME depends on access to the Xrm object of the page or any form event handlers, you should configure the IFRAME so that it's not visible by default.
Dynamics 365 Iframe
Use this option to restrict cross frame scripting for pages you do not have control over.Visible by defaultShowing the iFrame is optional and can be controlled using scripts.