When you work with HTML web resources, There might be situations where you need data about the CRM.

“ClientGlobalContext.js.aspx” gives the Context information out side of the CRM FORM.

when we do reference to the above file, what comes next is How to refer the above file., it takes some time to figure out.,

Way1: http://”ClientGlobalContext.js.aspx” << refer like this when you use a web resource with out having folder conventions>>

Way2: http://”../ClientGlobalContext.js.aspx” << refer like this when you use web resource with a folder like structure

For example:Web resource name is referred as “test_/new_HTMLResource.htm”>>

Way 3: http://”../../ClientGlobalContext.js.aspx” << refer like this if the web resource looks like this “ test_/testing1/new_HTMLResource.htm”

I hope this would help and save lot of time of yours when you start working with Web resources

If you try to delete the out of the box reports from a Dynamics CRM 2011 system, you will find you will get the error :

“You cannot complete this action for this component because of the configuration of it’s managed properties”.

Now, a lot of people don’t like to have the Sales or Marketing reports there. Maybe you are just using CRM for straightforward case management, or maybe you’ve got all your own custom entities and the users are confused about what is in their sales pipeline report!

One way to get around this (as of CRM 2011 Rollup 12 – Feb 2013), is to flick the isManaged switch in the database for each report. This can be achieved by running the following SQL query against the organisation database :

Once you’ve done this, simply go to the UI and try to delete the reports again.

EDIT 1

If you…