Hide left navigation items pane on form in CRM 2011
Hi,
We can Hide the “Navigation items” pane on the CRM form using simple form customization.
- Open CRM form customization screen
- Click on “Form Properties” button in “Form” tab
- Go to “Display” tab and uncheck “Show navigation items” (Refer screen below)
- Save & Publish
After this setting “Open” the form and you will get form without “Navigation” section (As below)
Hope this helps 🙂
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Tags: CRM 2011, customization, Hide, Hide Navigation items section, left navigation pane, Navigation items
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Didn’t know that 🙂
Thanks
Hi Rajeev, thanks and great info. So now how do you get a user to select another form if the area to select alternative forms is now hidden??? Is there anyway to manually display the navigation area after the event?
Wow, there’s so much on the web advising the use of JavaScript to solve this I thought there was no other way! Thanks for pointing this out.