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Your computer might show different names or locations for some of the Visual Studio user interface elements in this article. What do I have to do that VSC offers me Quick fix (green line under moduls with missing typings)? How can I enable Intellisense for all known typings? , but in John Papa's video course VSC also provided IntelliSense for required modules. (I use hoover, but it is the same with Intellisense): I followed John Papa on Visual Studio Code (Blog entry and Pluralsight Visual Studio Code JavaScript Intellisense - for those who have an account) and therefore I would expect that VSC provides Intellisense and Quick fix options when typings are available. For the purpose of this question I have this small JavaScript snippet: Var firstName = ("firstname").I am using Visual Studio Code (VSC) 0.10.11 on Windows and Mac. To use the JavaScript file that was generated, simply add a reference to it at the top of the JavaScript file that you want intellisense for: This tells Visual Studio that the 'executionContext' parameter is of type XrmBase.ExecutionContext and will provide intellisense for it. Var firstName = executionContext.getFormContext().getAttribute("firstname").getValue() Then define the executionContext parameter something like this:įunction OnFormLoad(executionContext: XrmBase.ExecutionContext) executionContext execution context To use the TypeScript intellisense files with the new API's introduced in D365 v9, you need to pass the context during the on-load of the form.įor the form in question, make sure to check the box in the Handler Properties to pass the context in this method:
It is important to understand this as you will need to know the Namespace path of a form before you can use the intellisense for it.įor example, if you were to generate the main contact form it would be placed in a Namespace of:į D365 v9 API When generating the TypeScript intellisense files, each form is placed into a Namespace hierarchy in the following pattern: How to generate these files see the documentation found here.īoth the older JavaScript API (Xrm.Page) and the newer API introduced with D365 9.X are supported.įor more information regarding the API's please see Microsoft's documentation here. XrmToolkit provides both JavaScript and TypeScript files that allow you to have all the intellisense features in Visual Studio for your CRM forms. If not, XrmToolkit will re/generate them using the older format. If you have intellisense files (TypeScript or JavaScript) that were generated in a version lower than v6, you will need to delete all of those files from the project before trying to generate the new files.
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