<Groups> (RibbonDiffXml)

Artigo
06/29/2017

Applies To: Dynamics CRM 2013

Contains a collection of Group elements.

Syntax

<Groups
 Id ="String"
 >
 <Group />
</Groups>

Attributes and Elements

The following table lists the attributes, child elements, and parent elements.

Attributes

Attribute	Description	Type	Usage
Id	Specifies a unique identifier for the definition of a ribbon element. The strongly recommended naming convention is to use a period to separate the parts of the name like so: [solution identifier].[entity].[ribbon].[function].[element name]. For example: MyISV.account.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button. Use the {!EntityLogicalName} token in the Id attribute when you define a ribbon element that will be used for multiple entities. This inserts the entity logical name into the Id value to make sure that the Id value is globally unique. For example, if you use MyISV.{!EntityLogicalName}.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button with the account entity, the Id will be MyISV.account.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button. For the contact entity, the Id will be MyISV.contact.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button. Important If you don’t set a globally unique Id value, the ribbon might not display.	String	Required

Specifies a unique identifier for the definition of a ribbon element. The strongly recommended naming convention is to use a period to separate the parts of the name like so: [solution identifier].[entity].[ribbon].[function].[element name]. For example: MyISV.account.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button.

Use the {!EntityLogicalName} token in the Id attribute when you define a ribbon element that will be used for multiple entities. This inserts the entity logical name into the Id value to make sure that the Id value is globally unique.

For example, if you use MyISV.{!EntityLogicalName}.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button with the account entity, the Id will be MyISV.account.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button. For the contact entity, the Id will be MyISV.contact.form.SendToOtherSystem.Button.

Important

If you don’t set a globally unique Id value, the ribbon might not display.

String

Required

Child Elements

Element	Description
<Group> (RibbonDiffXml)	Specifies a group of controls within a tab that share a common layout template.

Parent Elements

Element	Description
<CommandUIDefinition> (RibbonDiffXml)	Specifies the visible Ribbon elements to be included within a CustomAction element.
<Tab> (RibbonDiffXml)	Specifies a tab in the ribbon.

Element Information

XPath	`//RibbonDiffXml/CustomActions/CustomAction/CommandUIDefinition/Groups \| //RibbonDiffXml/CustomActions/CustomAction/CommandUIDefinition/ContextualGroup/Tab/Groups`
Schema Name	GroupsType
Validation File	RibbonWSS.xsd
Can be Empty	Yes

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