Hey, I'm looking for some guidance from the web gurus.
I've built a simple custom tab that shows a grid
list of all of the products the account owns. Works
fine, such as it is. This is just my second web
service/app of any kind, so I know these may be simple
questions, but there are many things that I'd like to do
that I haven't stumbled across a solution for yet. Such
as:

1) How can I make the columns sortable when you click on
them?
2) How could I capture the double-click event, so that I
could, for example, open that contractdetail record?
3) I'd like to implement views, so that the user could
select "All products, Display units only, Parts,
Returns", etc., and the user could simply select a
different view and the query would change appropriately.
How can I implement a view?

Any pointers welcome. Details: I added an isv.config
link to a 'default.asp' page. The VBScript on this page
just executes a stored procedure, and processes each row
of the result set.

Thanks!

Dave Carr
(davidlcarr_spammersgohome@earthlink.net)

Dave

what you are asking are really which code do I use to do X. I would
recommend you totally absorb the CRM SDK and then find a good book on
ASP.NET development as everything you want is possible. There is an infinate
amount of source code on the web so you should be able to get some pointers.
Also check out gotdotnet.com for source code as well as
www.csharp-corner.com


"Dave Carr" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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To take the processing away from the server, you should
also check out some javascript sites for sorting columns
and to handle the click events.

You will find the examples at www.csharp-corner.com very
simple but once you get your head around the working
samples you will be able to change it to mirror crm's
grids.