Is it possible to let Microsoft CRM put the value in the field City
automatically in upper case? So when the user puts in Amsterdam Microsoft CRM
converts it to AMSTERDAM?
When yes - How??

Thanks in advance for your reaction
Regards
Leo Rietbergen

you cannot put code in so that the city is automatically capitalized. You
can only attach code to picklist fields. So you could have a required
picklist so when the user selects a value in the picklist it capitalizes
your city. The other option would be to use a post call out to call back
into the platform, get the city..convert it to capitalize it then put it
back..

or you could train your users to do this automatically :-) ie put citys in
caps

--
John O'Donnell
Microsoft CRM MVP
http://www.mscrmfaq.us


"Leo Rietbergen" <LeoRietbergen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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OK John Thanks
Leo

"John O'Donnell" wrote:

one other option is to use a post callout for update however this will
require a certain amount of coding

--
John O'Donnell
Microsoft CRM MVP
http://www.mscrmfaq.us


"Leo Rietbergen" <LeoRietbergen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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If still interested?
I use the following 'OnChange'-event (CRM 3.0):
// Het veld ophalen dat de gebeurtenis in gang heeft gezet
// Get the field
var oField = event.srcElement;

// Als het veld bestaat en geen nulwaarde bevat
// If the field exists
if (typeof(oField) != "undefined" && oField != null)
{
if(oField.DataValue != "")
{
// Overzetten naar hoofdletters
// Change to capitals
var sTmp = oField.DataValue;
oField.DataValue = sTmp.toUpperCase();
}
}
The only problem is that it gives an error when the field is changed to no
value ("").

"Leo Rietbergen" wrote:

Thanks! I was looking for this as well, and I couldn't believe that it wasn't
possible.

"Nico de Lezenne Coulander" wrote:

I use

crmForm.all.address1_city.DataValue =
crmForm.all.address1_city.DataValue.toUpperCase();

in the onchange event of the city field.

GrandiJoos

On 14 jun, 12:26, petra <plus_nospam_pe...@hotmail.com> wrote:

Yes, this is possible, but I had a problem when the field was 'undifined'
(just empty, so to speak).

Nico

"GrandiJoos" wrote: