The scenario that often occurs while developing a portal is an error generated by custom plug-ins and business logic written in your Dynamics 365 organization. These errors can generally be accessed by disabling custom errors or enabling diagnostic logging. However, in some cases, it is faster to display these errors directly on the portal to diagnose the issue faster. To do this, you can configure your portal to display custom plugin errors from Dynamics 365 on your portal screen.
To display custom plugin errors, create the site setting:
Site/EnableCustomPluginError and set its value to True. The custom plugin errors will be displayed on the screen instead of a generic error. The error will display only the message part of the plugin error and not the complete stack trace.
Following are the screens where custom plugin errors will appear:
•Entity list
◦Retrieval of records
•Entity form
◦Retrieve
◦Create/Update and so on
•Web forms
◦Retrieve
◦Create/Update and so on
If the site setting is not present, then it will be treated as false by default and plugin errors will not render.
To display custom plugin errors, create the site setting:
Site/EnableCustomPluginError and set its value to True. The custom plugin errors will be displayed on the screen instead of a generic error. The error will display only the message part of the plugin error and not the complete stack trace.
Following are the screens where custom plugin errors will appear:
•Entity list
◦Retrieval of records
•Entity form
◦Retrieve
◦Create/Update and so on
•Web forms
◦Retrieve
◦Create/Update and so on
If the site setting is not present, then it will be treated as false by default and plugin errors will not render.
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