Gavriel

There are several "problems".

If we use the technique

Response.Write(Container.Execute());

When this generates the HTML it excludes much of the hidden part of the screen that includes the script that generates the clients side CurrentUser object and the arrays that contain the list of Users. This is the array that the User Select field needs.

But if generate the page using

CRM.AddContent(Container.Execute());

Response.Write(CRM.GetPage());

It will create the needed client side objects but it will make the page look like a normal Sage CRM page with the top content and menu options. To suppress this we would need to get the page to behave like a 'Popup'. We can do this by automatically reloading the page with the flag.

/////////Your Code Starts Here////

if (Request.QueryString("PopupWin")!="Y")

{

Response.Redirect(Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO")+"?"+Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING")+"&PopupWin=Y")

}

See below my partial rebuild.

/////////Your Code Starts Here////

if (Request.QueryString("PopupWin")!="Y")

{

Response.Redirect(Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO")+"?"+Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING")+"&PopupWin=Y")

}

//Block Create

if (CRM.Mode==View)

{

CRM.Mode = Edit;

}

var myBlock = CRM.GetBlock("entrygroup");

//EntryBlock - User select

var customUserEntryBlock = CRM.GetBlock("entry");

with(customUserEntryBlock)

{

EntryType = 22

FieldName = "custom_userid";

Caption = "User:";

CaptionPos = CapTop;

Size= 1;

NewLine = false;

}

var myContentBlock = CRM.GetBlock("content");

myContentBlock.contents = "";

myBlock.AddBlock(customUserEntryBlock);

CRM.AddContent(myBlock.Execute());

CRM.AddContent(myContentBlock.Execute());

Response.Write(CRM.GetPage());