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I have a Model driven app, from where i will open a record, then i have a custom button. When user clicks on it, it should open a custom page where user will couple of fields along with attachments.
I was following the blog https://dynatecon.com/2022/07/25/call-custom-page-with-parameters-from-model-driven-app-using-new-command-editor/, but no luck when i press button it doesn't work at all.
Note: Custom button is on Main form.
I just need to pass the GUID of record from form to Custom page, so that user can add attachments and provide more info.

Please help me what i am missing?

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Ami K 15,689 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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salaam @imranimzzy - is the custom page not launching at all when the button is clicked, or is the page opening, but the GUID is not passing as a parameter? (and thus a blank page).

If the page is just not launching, have you attempted these checks?

Use static values in your JS code as opposed to parameters to diagnose the problem
Double check the custom page is added to the model driven app as well as from the Solution
Published the custom page and the model driven app on every change
Used the logical name of the custom page as opposed to the display name

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Walekumassalam Amik,

Thanks for your quick reply, Yes Its not at all navigating to the Custom page.
I have added the custom page to my solution and i am using the logical name of page and in my javascript too.
I am adding the script and configuration please check and let me know any mistake in that.

Yes, i do have tested by passing the static values of Entity and Record GUID that doesn't work either.

function openPageInlineWithContext(pageContext){
var rec = pageContext.data.entity.getId();
var record = rec.replace(/[{}]/g,"");
Xrm.Navigation.navigateTo({
pageType: "custom",
name: "crc21_page1_c7470",
entityName: pageContext.data.entity.getEntityName(),
recordId: record },
{ target:2,
width: 780,
height: 500,
title: "Upload Onboarding Documents"}
).then( function () { // Handle error }
).catch(
function (error) { // Handle error } );
}

This is my configuration and parameter passed as PrimaryControl.

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Ami K 15,689 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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salaam brv, the JS code from that blog does not look right. There is an extra curly bracket which should not be there.

I have made a slight revision to the js and loaded it into my environment, it works.

function openPageInlineWithContext(pageContext){ var rec = pageContext.data.entity.getId(); var record = rec.replace(/[{}]/g,""); Xrm.Navigation.navigateTo({ pageType: "custom", name: "new_videowalkthrough_c290c", entityName: pageContext.data.entity.getEntityName(), recordId: record }, { target:2, width: 780, height: 500, title: "Upload Onboarding Documents"} ).then( function () { // Refresh the main form when the dialog is closed primaryControl.data.refresh(); } ).catch ( function (error) { // Handle error } ); }

If you're still not able to launch anything from the button, consider creating another model driven app in a different solution and see if it works?

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