<Url> (RibbonDiffXml)
An action that opens a web page at a specified address.
The following table lists the attributes, child elements, and parent elements.
Attributes
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Address |
The address of the page to open. This value must represent a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It can be an absolute or relative path to the page. |
String |
Required |
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PassParams |
Specifies whether information about the record and language context are passed to the URL. |
Boolean |
Optional |
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WinMode |
Specifies the window mode. See Remarks. Valid values:
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Enumeration |
Optional |
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WinParams |
Specifies the parameters to be passed to the window. The format of this parameter is different depending on the value of the WinMode parameter. |
String |
Optional |
Child Elements
| Element | Description |
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Specifies a value with a Boolean data type that may be passed as a parameter. |
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Represents data retrieved from the Microsoft Dynamics CRM application that may be passed as a parameter. |
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Specifies a value with a decimal data type that may be passed as a parameter. |
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Specifies a value with an integer data type that may be passed as a parameter. |
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Specifies a value with a string data type that may be passed as a parameter. |
Parent Elements
| Element | Description |
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Specifies the actions that a command will perform. |
For WinMode = 0, the window.open method is used. For more information, see the open Method topic in the MSDN Library.
For WinMode = 1 (modal dialog), window.showModalDialog method is used. For more information, see the showModalDialog Method topic in the MSDN Library.
For WinMode = 2 (modeless dialog), the window.showModelessDialog method is used. For more information, see the showModelessDialog Method topic in the MSDN Library.
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XPath |
//RibbonDiffXml/CommandDefinitions/CommandDefinition/Actions/Url |
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Schema Name |
UrlType |
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Validation File |
RibbonTypes.xsd |
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Can be Empty |
Yes |
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