It was real tough not knowing how to debug JavaScript Code in MS CRM 4.0. Every time I had to publish the forms and test with Alert Messages. It really got on my nerves and thought I better find a way out of this and that is when Stunnware helped me. I wanted to share the learning with you and here it is…
Open the Internet Explorer settings and select the Advanced tab. In the list of available options find the “Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)” setting and make sure it’s unchecked.
Open any script you want to debug and place the following just before the statement where you want to start your debugging session: Continue reading ‘Debugging JavaScript code in MS CRM 4.0′
Monthly Archive for March, 2009
In Part 1 we touched the basic’s, now we will move to the next step.
System Defined Functions: Now the second chapter, we will deal first with some of the system-defined functions in vb. What is this “function” ? Well a function is a special type of procedure that returns a value each time it is called. A function is generally used to perform a particular task/s repeatedly when needed. Visual basic provides several built-in functions as part of the programming language, such as MsgBox, Round and so on. We can also create our functions which does a user defined task. We can pass arguments to that function and return a value also based on the parameters. There are 4 types of functions in Visual Basic and they are as follows Continue reading ‘Beginner’s Guide to Visual Basic 6 – Part 2′
I’ve seen couple of posts in the site where people have like asked the basic questions about VB. For instance, is there a need to declare a variable and what is the use of a module and so on. So this is tutorial is first of the series that I am writing. Now I will go for some bookish definition of VB.
General Information on Visual Basic 6.0
Visual Basic 6.0 is RAD tool. RAD means Rapid Application Development Tool. It is very easy to create a Data-Entry Form using VB. If it takes a 6 months for you to create a C++ application, it will take only 6 minutes for you to do it in VB. VB 6.0 has many powerful features that are required in today’s programming environment. Some of them are as follows Continue reading ‘Beginners Guide to Visual Basic 6 – Part 1′