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I recently saw an issue where groups would not load in SalesLogix 7.5.1 web. Not a single group would load. You'd see the spinning circle as if it were attempting to load the group. However, that would disappear and then...nothing. No group data would appear. Not just the data, but not even the group definition, so you wouldn't even see any column headers. With a little troubleshooting the problem was easy to track down, and the solution turned out to be a simple one.
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It is useful at times to be able to programatically determine at runtime if a user has read access, write access, or no access to a particular field at runtime. There are many different ways this information can be used to ensure you're giving the current user the best, and most understandable experience based on that particular user's security settings allow for. Luckily, with the introduction of the FieldLevelSecurityService in SalesLogix 7.5 this is an easy task. Let's take a look.
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A while back I wrote an article on setting the sort for a DataGrid in SalesLogix Web at runtime. That solution worked great in SalesLogix 7.2. However, things changed in SalesLogix 7.5 so I thought it was time for an update to that original post. Let's see what changed and how to make it work again.
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Ever since the new SalesLogix 7.2 Web client and platform was released, I've had numerous requests for development training. Until now, I've done that on a very individualized basis, providing web training to single companies at a time. I've decided that it is time to make my web development training classes public, and I'd like your feedback.
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The beta tesing for SalesLogix 7.5 has begun! Completely exciting. This is THE release for SalesLogix web, and one that IMO puts SalesLogix in the front of all other web-based CRM applications. If you're using SalesLogix Web and not yet planning on moving to 7.5 it's time to start planning that upgrade. There will be plenty of things coming to show all the new features of 7.5, but I wanted to point out a few small and less talked about things that I've liked so far in this release.
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