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How to Register a Plugin on a Sub-Grid of a model-driven App

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Posted on by Mayank_Yadav

I have made a model-driven app with a sub-grid and a BPF , I have also created a c# plugin .

The plugin is written to show pop up alert message when there are no necessary number of records based on the BPF stage , for eg. on the 2nd stage of BPF , IF there are no records in the sun-grid, a pop up should show telling that Add data in the sub-grid and so on for the rest of the BPF steps. { 3rd stage BPF,2 records in the sub-grid..........}.

Also, an pop up needs to show if certain field in the BPF is not checked and prevent save if these 2 conditions are not satisfied

I have tested my code in the Console app and it works fine.

I just want to know how to register the plugin in the model-driven app , what should be the "General Configuration Information" for the step that I need to register to make the plugin work as required .

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bscarlavai33 752 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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You need a CRUD event to register the plugin against. It sounds like you might need to have javascript on load of your form and then use the javascript web api to query for the child records to do your validation.

This article shows how to retrieve multiple records from javascript - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/reference/xrm-webapi/retrievemultiplerecords

This article shows to to display an alert from javascript - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/reference/xrm-navigation/openalertdialog

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Parvez Ghumra 1,579 Moderator on at

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@Mayank_Yadav As @bscarlavai33 is suggesting, you first need to decide what is the actual event that triggers your intended plugin. Plugins on the server side, so you need to trigger them based on a server side event, such as the Creation, Update, Deletion or the Retrieval of a record of a table.

JavaScript runs on client side in the browser, so you need to register your event handler on client side event such as the load of a record form, change of a field, load/refresh of a subgrid, change of BPF stage, etc.

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