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 Yesterday @ 1:55 PM  
 
The SOAP API is very old and does not support custom fields. Your best bet is to use the newer REST API as it does include support for custom fields.
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 Yesterday @ 1:51 PM  
 
Most of the dynamic layouts can be exported to SQL then applied to the new system. Not all settings can be so easily migrate, so those changes to the module, such as enabling and disabling, will have to be done manually.
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 Yesterday @ 12:37 AM  
 
Unless you rebuilt SplendidCRM for .NET 4.0, SplendidCRM is normally compiled using .NET 3.5 SP1. The policy syntax you have below is for 4.0 and the syntax I provided was for .NET 3.5 SP1. So you have two options, either compile for .NET 4.0 or change the web server to 3.5 SP1.
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 5/22/2013 10:54 PM  
 
You need to modify Web.config to specify full trust.<trust level="Full" />
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 5/22/2013 9:18 AM  
 
What provider are you using? You have all the source code for the SQL objects in the SQL Scripts folder. The best way to deploy SplendidCRM is to run the Build.bat file to create a single Build.sql file that will populate an empty database. Then you only need to migrate the data.The encrypted ...
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