You don't have to return to the Workbench and do a project update in order for your changes to take affect. When you activate Dynamic Configuration, CIMPLICITY updates your project's configuration automatically. If a password is not required or if you enter the correct password, you will be able to dynamically configure the project. If a password is required a password dialog box will open when you use any of these methods. so better to educate your end users to expect hidden button instead of disable button. Click Tools>Dynamic on the Workbench menu bar. Whatever you see is by design, this was introduced with command bars, Command bars only render enabled buttons, so if your button is disabled it will be hidden.Click the Dynamic Configuration button on the Workbench toolbar.You cannot create or modify remote projects in Dynamic Update mode. You can also delete a class dynamically if there are no references to the class or there are no object instances of that class with composite references to the class. In Dynamic Update Mode you can modify all fields except Delay load.īeginning with CIMPLICITY v10.0, you can modify a class dynamically. In Dynamic Update Mode you can modify the following fields: Dynamic Configuration FunctionalityĬIMPLICITY supports the following dynamic changes: Click the Dynamic Configuration button on the Workbench toolbar. The Workbench provides you with the option to enable Dynamic configuration. Note: When Dynamic mode is unavailable, or disabled, CIMPLICITY makes all configuration. When configuration data is updated, the new entries are immediately available to other configuration functions, but they are not normally available to runtime functions. I've never used it, but the Ribbon Workbench says it can customize system buttons.Note: When Dynamic mode is unavailable, or disabled, CIMPLICITY makes all configuration updates to files in the project's Master directory. Verify that it is getting deployed and published.Įdit: Use Ribbon Workbench For System Ribbons.(don't click the save button on the main tab of the ribbon) Click the "Save" button at the very top.Skip Default (if you have some custom forms where the field does not exist, you may want to give it a default value).Enter "null" (without the quotes) for the value.Enter the field name exactly as it appears in the customization section of your solution within CRM in the Field text box.Select your entity with the ribbon button you want to enable/disable.If you want to setup a button to be enabled if new_field1 ( capitalization matters so make sure it's correct with what your field's actual name is) is not null, here is what you would do: Makes things much nicer to deal with than hand editing the xml.
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