I have plug in CRM2011 to Outlook 2013, and when I try open CRM in Outlook I see this error
Error: Could not complete the operation due to error 800a139e
Code: 0
URL; https://xx.xxx.xxx:123/_static/_gid/GridControl.js? ver=1594428341
You have an idea of what could be the reason for the error?
We had this issue on CRM 2013 and Outlook 2010. We tracked it back to the IM presence option. If you go to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM menu, then Settings > Administration > System Setttings, you'll see an option titled "Set the IM presence option" under the general tab. Disable it and the error will disappear.
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We're working on upgrading CRM 2011 to CRM 2013 and I'm trying to upload the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Custom Code Validation Tool and the exact solution file name is CustomCodeValidationToolForMicrosoftDynamicsCRM201_2_0_0_1_managed.zip
It was downloaded from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30151
I'm using IE 11 on Windows 8.1 and as you may know CRM's Html forces the browser to use IE8 settings. The CRM website does not open in Chrome. The popup blocker is also disabled.
I have tried several times to import the solution but everytime it gets stuck on the "Import Customizations Dialog". There is no JavaScript error when the file is uploaded for import, the errors in the console appear when I click on the Import Solution button in the solution section.
Any ideas what could be done to fix it.
The solution was to install CRM 2011 Update rollup 17 https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42672
We have recently upgraded from CRM 2011(On-premise) to CRM 2013(On-premise). After upgrade we have some JavaScript issues which we have fixed except the following one:
Whenever I open any account in CRM 2013, ribbon bar breaks-out, after enabling Debugger in IE-11, I found it was throwing some error:
Following is the screenshot of how ribbon is and the error:
After clicking yes on the above dialog below are the details what developer tools is showing:
After I close the record and reopen it,
The following error shows up and ribbon works fine.
PS: This error show up, when I open the Account Record for the first time. After that it works fine, until the browser is closed.
The above error 'keydown' keeps coming again and again.
There was some unsupported customization's in JavaScript, that were working fine in CRM 2011.
As we had recently upgraded to CRM 2013. So the unsupported JS was breaking the Ribbon UI. After disabling all the form JavaScript there were no errors.
I have updated the code and removed the unsupported JS. Now it's working fine.
The unsupported JS was taken from here:
http://innocentboysf09.blogspot.de/2014/05/crm-2011-like-subgrid-with-sorting-in.html
http://crmgreenbible.blogspot.de/2011/07/crm-2011-change-subgrid-fetchxml.html
I just got updated to IE 11 and when I log on to CRM 2013 it takes me to the mobile version of the application. Same with 2013.
Anyone else experiencing this? Any ideas on how to fix this other than changing the browser mode?
A quick fix around this is to add /main.aspx in the end of URL.
eg. your CRM URL would be http://xyz:5555/orgname then just append to it http://xyz:5555/orgname/main.aspx and you should be able to access CRM normally.
Internet Explorer 11 isn't currently supported by CRM 2011, you can add the site to the Compatibility View Settings to resolve the issue.
Update:
Internet Explorer 11 is supported by CRM 2011 from Update Rollup 17
Internet Explorer 11 is supported by CRM 2013 from Update Rollup 2
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Compatibility List
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Compatibility List
Okay, after doing some digging, I was able to locate this which looks like it has a very promising workaround that DOESN'T need to be applied on each indvidual machine, but rather is done at the IIS level via URL rewriting. http://www.sidesofmarch.com/index.php/archive/2013/12/12/stopping-internet-explorer-11-from-showing-the-mobile-express-version-of-dynamics-crm-2011/
Note: this will only work on an onsite deployment - unfortunately there's still not a solid workaround for an online deployment short of what was already pointed out.
CU17 on CRM2011 and CU2 on CRM2013 now solve this issue as well.
Navigate to the website that isn't displaying properly.
In Internet Explorer (desktop), tap and hold on the bar at the top (or right click).
Tap on "Menu bar" so it's highlighted and there is a tick by it. A menu with File, Edit, View, Favourites, Tools and Help should appear.
Go to tools and open "Compatibility View Settings". "Add this website" should have the domain of the site you've visited already filled, so click "Add".
Close the windows then refresh the website that wasn't displaying properly. It should hopefully now display as it should.
I'm creating a CRM 2011 plug-in. I created it with the Visual Studio Solution Template for Dynamics 2011, and authored it as a CRM 2011 Plug-In Library. After completing the iniital implementation and testing in CRM, I now need to associate the plugin with a different Entity / Attribute / SDK Message. So...I re-opened VS to try to create another plug-in or to otherwise edit it this one.
Oddly, I get a WCF Error from Visual Studio's IDE when I re-start an existing SLN that used to work. Specifically, I get the error when I start the CRM Explorer in VS. The error is pretty generic -
The server was unable to process the request due to an internal error. etc .etc.
The CRM Explorer tree shows 0 Entities and 0 Option Sets after the error, though the other tree nodes seem to have the correct content. It feels to me that something in my Org or CRM Server has broken the VS integration, but don't have any idea what that might have been. I mean I hadn't made any changes to the Org at all in a week or so (though I did apply August Windows Updates!). I'm on Cum Update 8 at the moment.
When I delete the hidden blah.SUO and the blah.docstates.suo files, and restart VS ... the CRM Explorer prompts for my server / credentials / Org as expected for the initial start. However, I get the above WCF error again and the CRM Explorer does not populate correctly following this "reset". I have also tried uninstalling the CRM Developer Toolkit without luck.
Anyone seen this behavior before, or have any suggestions?
I have seen something like that happen when the WCF endpoints were re-configured (CRM Deployment Manager). You can check to see what the endpoints are in the Settings - Customizations - Developer Resources
I had a similar issue: trying to connect to CRM Server through development toolkit add-in to VS.
Resolution: add the user to the CRM Organisation and assign role "System Administrator".
I have a VSTO Excel 2010 workbook project, and it works on all PCs except one. The additional custom user control isn't present on the workbook. I've noticed that exceptions in C# are suppressed, and I haven't found where they can be viewed. Is there such thing as Excel error log? How do I turn on all error messages?
There are (2) error log sources that office uses when errors occur. "Microsoft Office Diagnostics" and "Microsoft Office Sessions". You can try to use these to troubleshoot.
Office 2010
You can enable interface error dialogs by going to File->Options->Advanced->Developers and checking "Show Add-in user interface errors".
Office 2007
You can enable interface error dialogs by going to Tools->Options->Other->General->Advanced Options and checking "Show Add-in user interface errors".
There is also an option to enable logging (unsure of its behavior)