in URL-Feld auch File: erlauben

Question

Hallo NG,

gibt es eigentlich eine Möglichkeit in einem Attribut vom Typ nvarchar/url auch file-Pfade anzugeben. also quasi file:// . Im standard bekomme ich die Fehlermeldung das nur http(s) und ftp erlaubt sind.
Kann man das Konfigurieren, austricksen oder muss man dann auf ein normales textfeld umstellen?

Besten Dank schon mal für die Hilfe!

Viele Grüße
Benni

Answer 1

Mit einem URL Feld bekommst Du das nicht hin. Aber Du kannst ein Standard-Text Feld manipulieren mit

document.getElementByid('new_myfield_d').innerHTML = '<a href="'+
crmForm.all.new_myfield.DataValue + '">'+ crmForm.all.new_myfield.DataValue +
'</a>';

 

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Answer 2

Hi,

du benötigst ein normales Textfeld. Siehe http://mscrm4ever.blogspot.com/2009/03/creating-network-path-text-control.html

Answer 3

Hübsch ist auch diese Lösung hier: http://icu-mscrm.blogspot.com/2008/09/create-link-to-file-or-directory-from.html

Create a Link to a File or Directory from a CRM Record

Posted by Matt Wittemann

If you are like many of our clients, you still retain a lot of Word and Excel documents about your customers. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to link directly to the appropriate folder from the CRM record for that customer? Here's how to use some OnLoad script to turn a regular text field into a link to a folder.

1) Add a text field attribute called 'folderlink' to your account form. Give it a maximum length of 300 characters to make sure you have enough space for long paths.
2) Paste the following code into the OnLoad event for the Account entity's form:

if (crmForm.all.new_folderlink != null)
{
crmForm.all.new_folderlink.style.color = '#0000FF';
crmForm.all.new_folderlink.style.textDecorationUnderline = true;
crmForm.all.new_folderlink.style.fontWeight = 'bold';
var folderunc = crmForm.all.new_folderlink.DataValue;
{
crmForm.all.new_folderlink.ondblclick = function()
{
window.open(folderunc);
}
}
}

3) That's it. Now save and publish your form and paste a path to a folder into that field and try it out. You'll notice that the script above also formats the text in the field to be blue, bold, and underlined so it looks like a standard link, helping your users intuitively understand that they can click on it to open the folder.

 

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