Hi,
We might receive the below error in CRM 2011 even though the user has the System Administrator Role assigned.
We need to check that the Access Mode for the system user is set to Read-Write and not Administrative.
In case if we receive the Insufficient Permission error
Go to Admin Section of your portal and select Assign User Licenses link in it
Assign License to the user
This will resolve the issue.
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Hi,
After downloading the SharePoint Designer 2013 installer on my lab machine and trying to run it I was getting the below error
Right clicking on it and selecting properties showed that it had the Digital Signatures tab missing in it.
Then downloaded the exe on my other machine, and it had the Digital Signatures tab.
Using this new exe on the lab machine I was able to install the Designer.
Hope it helps.
We got the below error in one of our CRM entity form’s onload JavaScript. The same was working fine in IE9.
Similarly in Chrome and Firefox also we were getting the below error.
Finally we came to know it was because XPath is not supported in IE 10 and other browsers.
Get the more details here
http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_examples.asp
Hope it helps
Check out this link
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The new version of SDK has been released. It can be downloaded here
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=24004
List of all the significant changes made
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj916625.aspx
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Hi,
We had used addCustomView function to filter lookups in our email entity. However while changing the entity inside the Lookup dialog we were getting the above error.
We read in the forum that installing the Update Rollup 10 should fix the issue for the multi-entity lookup. We had Update Rollup 6 in our system and as suggested, installing UR 10 resolved the issue.
Check out the helpful link
http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en/crmdevelopment/thread/9d3d60fb-106e-4e4c-b846-295cea4d800e
Hope it helps.
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