Debugging Quick Create Form Parameters

If you're working with Microsoft CRM, you might run into a server-side error when trying to add form parameters to a quick create form. The solution is to add those parameters to the default main form as well, even if the form works on your machine. By doing so, you ensure that CRM caches the default form ID and prevents the server error from occurring. In this tutorial, the author walks you through this debugging process while trying to implement a tax rate lookup in a quick create form based on the zip/postal code from the parent form. The tutorial offers insights into different options for getting access to the parent form's attribute, including setting up field mapping in the entity relationship, passing the value in as a query string parameter, or performing a call to the server from the onLoad of the quick create form. The author also outlines how to use CrmWebApi to query the data and populate the field. Through the author's experience, you can learn some helpful tips and tricks and get a better understanding of solving server-side errors when working with quick create forms in CRM.