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CRM 2011 - Slideshow with Dashboards for TV

My client wants to have a "Slide Show" of all the "dashboards" that are in CRM. He wants to be able to hang up the TV and then show a slide with some "Dashboards" that will change every 10 seconds. Data needs to be updated, so taking screenshots and putting them in Powerpoint is not enough. I thought of the following:

  • Create a custom page with an iframe and refresh the iframe every 10 seconds with the new "Dashboard". I know you can do the following => /OrganizationName/dashboards/dashboard.aspx?dashboardId=%7b16a69a12-105a-e011-bd7f-000c29198df7%7d&dashboardType=1030&pagemode=iframe, but I can not find a way to find the ID. The function "Copy link" when the "Right" -application in the view no longer exists.
  • I remember in CRM Technical Days that it was possible to immediately connect to the Report server to display the "Dashboards" ... Or is there a table in the "database" that has all the "Names" + "Identifiers" of the panels? I can not find it in the database ...

How do you guys make a cool “Dashboard” -slid for the TV (PC connected to the TV is what I mean).

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I have several screens in my office building that display dashboards from CRM, mainly Service Desk / call center statistics.

I used this “copy link” method to get the URL of the full screen panel (without any sidebars), after which I installed a plugin / extension for IE to automatically update and cycle through the various tabs of the dashboard (I don’t remember what it's called, but if you're Google, I'm sure you'll find it). This is always relevant and creates the effect of a slide show.

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