Hide or Show Form Assistant in CRM 2011
Hi,
We can Enable/Disable and Expand/Collapse the ‘Form Assistant’ by default in CRM 2011 using Form properties.
Navigate to “Settings -> Default Solution -> Entity Customization Form -> Form Properties”
Form Assistant Settings
You can even use below JScript to hide/show the Form Assistant
document.getElementById(‘tdRelatedInformationPane’).style.display = ‘none’; // ‘none’ to hide and ‘block’ to show
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Categories: CRM 2011
Tags: collapse, CRM 2011, expand, form properties, hide form assistant
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