Tag: Application Architect

Details on the new Widget Panel Quick Form control available in the Infor CRM Saleslogix web client in version 10.

I have recently come across a bug a couple of times now that I thought important enough to discuss to hopefully help others from pulling out all of their hair trying to troubleshoot an issue that never should have become a problem. The issue is that entity events (OnBeforeUpdate, OnCreate, etc.) never seem to get wired up to the...

Something that is nice about the Application Architect is that it is customizable in a similar way to how you customize the Infor CRM web client itself. An example of this is in my Git Extensions for Application Architect project. One useful place that you can extend with your own code is the deployment process. You can create your...

If you're using a build server for continuous integration & deployment, you'll be happy to know you can automate the build & deployment process for Infor CRM using command-line tools. Even if you're not using a build server and would like to create some automated way to build & deploy, you'll find these tools useful. Imagine this scenario. You could...

In a normal deployment of the Infor CRM (Saleslogix) Web Client, the files for the Web Client are stored in the Virtual File System, or VFS.

In Infor CRM (Saleslogix) It is possible to use Application Architect to delete these Web Client customizations, resetting the client to it’s original layout.

In the Infor CRM web client, we have gotten asked how to modify the address dialog that comes up when you click the pencil icon on the address control, like on the Account details screen. As usual things are a little more complicated than it seems. The Edit address screen is actually two different things based on where you are...

Kris wrote previously about a change you can make to allow using QuickForms in Web Browser controls. That change is a necessary one to make, however, there is one more change you must make if you'll be using QuickForms in the Web Browser control that you will be showing as a dialog. When the form is shown in the...

In the unusual circumstance where you as the INFORCRM admin need to grant access to the Application Architect

I'm not a huge fan of bugging end users. I figure, if an end user clicked something, he or she meant to click it. However, that's not always the case. It's especially a good idea for destructive actions or for things that will make a lot of changes and you want to make sure before you pass the point of no return. If a user clicks something and you need to confirm the action with some sort of "Are you sure?" prompt, then it must be done. So, I suppose it's a necessary evil and something that fortunately is very easy to do in Infor CRM (Saleslogix).