Interface LookupControl

Adds an additional custom filter to the lookup, with the "AND" filter operator. Can only be used within a "pre search" event handler

See

addPreSearch

Remarks

If entityLogicalName is not specified, the filter will be applied to all entities valid for the Lookup control.

Example

Example filter: <filter type="and">
                             <condition attribute="address1_city" operator="eq" value="Redmond" />
                             </filter>
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Adds a custom view for the Lookup dialog.

Remarks

Cannot be used on "Owner" Lookup controls. The viewId is never saved to CRM, but must be unique across available views. Generating a new value can be accomplished with a External Link: Guid generator.

Example

Example viewId value: "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}"
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See

External Link: Layout XML Reference

Displays an error or recommendation notification for a control, and lets you specify actions to execute based on the notification.

Adds an event handler to the "lookup tag click" event.

Adds an event handler to the OnOutputChange event.

Adds a handler to the "pre search" event of the Lookup control.

Clears the notification identified by uniqueId.

Remarks

If the uniqueId parameter is not used, the current notification shown will be removed.

Gets the control's bound attribute.

Gets the controls type.

Gets the unique identifier of the default view.

Example

Example return: "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}"
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Gets a boolean value, indicating whether the control is disabled.

Gets the types of entities allowed in the lookup control.

Gets the label.

Gets the name of the control on the form.

Remarks

The name assigned to a control is not determined until the form loads. Changes to the form may change the name assigned to a given control. When you use the control getName method the name of the first control will be the same as the name of the attribute. The second instance of a control for that attribute will be "1". The pattern +N will continue for each additional control added to the form for a specific attribute. When a form displays a business process flow control in the header, additional controls will be added for each attribute that is displayed in the business process flow. These controls have a unique name like the following: header_process_.

Returns a dictionary of the output properties of the control.

Gets a reference to the Section parent of the control.

Gets the visibility state.

Removes the handler from the "lookup tag click" event.

Removes an event handler from the OnOutputChange event.

Removes the handler from the "pre search" event of the Lookup control.

Sets the Lookup's default view.

Example

Example viewGuid value: "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}"
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Sets the state of the control to either enabled, or disabled.

Sets the types of entities allowed in the lookup control.

Sets focus on the element.

Sets the label.

Sets a control-local notification message.

Remarks

When this method is used on Microsoft Dynamics CRM for tablets a red "X" icon appears next to the control. Tapping on the icon will display the message.

Sets the visibility state.