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  • 17 Jan

    Fetching Advanced Find Views


    Our team has just finished integrating Dynamics CRM with Bing maps to enable users to perform interactive queries to list all contacts in certain area. The tool is very quick and easy to use. One of most important components is enabling users to reuse saved queries from CRM, so users can predefine not only the geographical area, but build more complex queries and put them onto the map.

     Fetching Advanced Find Views

    Here’s a couple of notes which will be helpful for FetchXml to be executed properly:

    1. CRM has three different system entities for saving predefined queries, which actually do the same ...

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  • 14 Jan

    Bing Maps: More Tricks


    Bing Maps: More Tricks*

    As I’ve blogged about before, we’ve completed a big task which was integrating CRM with Bing maps. Here are some code snippets which can help you to build own application quickly and easily. So here they are:

    1. Showing a hint near a specific push pin:

    First of all, when creating the pushpin, make sure you add description with the text which will be displayed when a mouse hovers over the pin. Use SerDescription(strDescr) method for this purpose. After you create a handler for your event (e.g. click on some link) which will show the pushpin with a specific ...

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  • 07 Jan

    Drawing Over a Bing Map


    Drawing Over a Bing MapDrawing Over a Bing Map 

    Today I’ll provide you with couple of code snippets for handling right click for additional operations with Bing Maps. This might be needed if you want to create a dynamic map with the ability to add/remove some objects on the maps and preserve the ability to navigate the maps in a usual manner (with the left mouse button), so the look & feel of control will be pretty natural.

    Step 1. Create blank functions for mouseDown event

            var center = null;
            var moving = false;
            function onmousedown(e) { }
            function onmousemove(e) { }...

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