Viewstate is not maintained in iframe inside MS CRM form

We had a page that is hosted inside CRM form, the page contains list with a checkboxes beside each each row. When clicking apply, certain action should be performed on the selected items. things are working fine on the development machine, but when hosting inside the CRM form, when clicking “apply”, the action wasn’t applied on the selected items, we discovered later that the code that loops over the checked items, doesn’t run as if there is no records checked.

Doing some search I found that CRM web.config by default has the following line

enableViewState="false" i.e. by default Viewstate is not enabled in CRM.

Changing this to enableViewState="true" and restarting IIS, every thing worked fine and actions were applied successfully.

There is another option which is to enable this in the page directives like the following

<%@ Page Language="C#" ... EnableViewState="true" %>

Viewstate is not maintained in iframe inside MS CRM form

We had a page that is hosted inside CRM form, the page contains list with a checkboxes beside each each row. When clicking apply, certain action should be performed on the selected items. things are working fine on the development machine, but when hosting inside the CRM form, when clicking “apply”, the action wasn’t applied on the selected items, we discovered later that the code that loops over the checked items, doesn’t run as if there is no records checked.
Doing some search I found that CRM web.config by default has the following line
enableViewState="false" i.e. by default Viewstate is not enabled in CRM.
Changing this to enableViewState="true" and restarting IIS, every thing worked fine and actions were applied successfully.
There is another option which is to enable this in the page directives like the following
<%@ Page Language="C#" ... EnableViewState="true" %>

Allowing concurrent user terminal sessions on windows 2008

We had a server running windows 2008, we were several persons working on the same machine at the same time, we all were using one user credentials. Each time one of us was connecting remotely to the server, it was disconnecting the other person who was working at that time, so only 1 session was allowed per user on the server

I was looking for the option to enable multiple sessions per user, doing some search, finally i found it

Click on start
Type "Remote desktop session host configuration" and hit enter
You will find an option on the screen that says "Restrict each user to a single session"

Double click that option, and uncheck this option and click OK

Then you will be able to connect several users remotely to windows 2008 using the same user credentials