05 | November | 2014 | MSDYNAMICSBLOG BY DEEPESH

In Dynamics CRM 2015, we have a way to show/hide and expand/collapse business process area:

Under Xrm.Page.ui.process methods

setDisplayState

Use this method to expand or collapse the business process control.

Javascript:

Xrm.Page.data.process.setDisplayState(strExpanded);

Parameter

Type:String

Remarks: “expanded” to expand the control, “collapsed” to collapse it.

setVisible

Use this method to show or hide the business process control.

Javascript:

Xrm.Page.data.process.setVisible(boolVisible);

Parameter

Type:Boolean

Remarks:true to show the control; otherwise, false.

Sometimes there is need to have scripts to do some stuff on the form when stage is changed. In Dynamics CRM 2015, following has been included:

There are two events for user interaction with the business process flow control.

OnStageChange

Occurs when a stage changes. More information: OnStageChange event.

OnStageSelected

Occurs when a stage is selected. More information: OnStageSelected event.

Note: There is no UI to register scripts for these events.

It needs to be registered in the form OnLoad event to register your functions for

these events.

· Xrm.Page.data.process.addOnStageChange

Javascript: Xrm.Page.data.process.addOnStageChange(handler);

Below methods follow the same structure:

· Xrm.Page.data.process.addOnStageSelected

· Xrm.Page.data.process.removeOnStageChange

· Xrm.Page.data.process.removeOnStageSelected

Source: CRM 2015 SDK Preview

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My colleague recently passed me this useful link for CRM 2013 Keyboard shortcuts. I thought it will be a useful thing to know. so posting it here:

To	Press
Move to the next option, option group, or field	Tab
Move to the previous option, option group, or field	Shift+Tab
Complete the command for the active option or button	Enter
Move between options in an open list, or between options in a group of options	Arrow keys
Cancel a command, or close a selected list or dialog box	Esc
Save	Ctrl+S or Shift+F12
Save and Close	Alt+S
Cancel edits and close (Close)	Esc
Open search	Spacebar or Enter
Delete text from a field	Backspace
Delete the record (when forms are in Edit mode)	Ctrl+D
Save and then open a new form (Save and New) (when forms are in Edit mode)	Ctrl+Shift+S
Move to another field or command	Tab
Open the lookup menu with the most recently used items in alphabetical order	Alt+Down Arrow
Open the list menu (when forms are in Edit mode)	Ctrl+Shift+2
Navigate to the next item on the list (when forms are in Edit mode)	Ctrl+>
Navigate to the previous item on the list (when forms are in Edit mode)	Ctrl+<
Open lookup drop-down list	Enter
Close lookup drop-down list	Esc
Auto-resolve lookup value	Ctrl+K
Open a record found in lookup with forms in Edit mode	Enter
Open a record found in lookup with forms in Read-optimized mode	Ctrl+Enter
Add a step in the business process editor	Alt+Shift+N
Tab to Command Bar when in the updated user experience	Ctrl + [
Tab to process control when in the updated user experience	Ctrl + ]
Tab to the Navigation Pane	Ctrl + Shift + 3

Accessibility keyboard shortcuts

If you’re running Microsoft Windows, you can set system accessibility options to match the way you work. For example, you can use Windows Sticky Keys if you have difficulty holding down two or more keys at a time, such as Ctrl+P. Sticky Keys enable you to press the Ctrl key and have it remain active until you press the P.

To	Press
Switch Sticky Keys on and off	Shift five times
Switch Filter Keys on and off	Right Shift for eight seconds
Switch Toggle Keys on and off	Num Lock for five seconds
Switch High Contrast on and off	Left Alt+Left Shift+Print Screen
Switch Mouse Keys on and off	Left Alt+Left Shift+Num Lock
Tab into an Active X control	Alt+Shift+F10

Mac keyboard shortcuts

These keyboard shortcuts apply when using a Mac.

Action	Windows Keys	Mac Keys	Notes
Tab	Tab Shift+Tab	Tab Shoft+Tab	Enable Tabbing in System Preferences and Safari Preferences (refer to Apple and Safari documentation).
Access keys	Alt + Access key	Ctrl + Alt + Access key	For example, the Next button uses N as its access key.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Shortcut keys	Ctrl + key	Ctrl + key	For example, move to the first tab in the ribbon control with Ctrl + {. Save using Ctrl + S.
Activate Control	Space / Enter	Space / Enter
Close topmost window	Window + W	Command + W	Refer to Apple support documentation.