Great video! Is it possible to apply input masks to power apps portal fields? I have added a mask in the form editor and they work in the model driven app but not in portal apps.
Hey Jeff, you are correct - form controls do not "make it" just like that. However, there are couple ways you can achieve that. 1. Use plain old JavaScript. This is a great article how to do that: oliverrodrigues365.com/2020/04/15/power-apps-portals-adding-field-mask/ 2. Use PCF controls that are now fully supported in portals: powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-general-availability-ga-of-code-components-for-portals/. You can try an existing masked input PCF control, e.g. pcf.gallery/d365maskedtextbox/
Since 'Entity' is now renamed to 'Table', how is renaming 'Entity Form' to 'Basic Form' better than 'Table Form'? Is there any reason for this inconsistency?
Hi Avinash, there could be multiple reasons, most common is that template does not make use of the form you specified. Try using out of the box template like Full Page. If that does not work, it's possible that permissions are not set up properly - everything that we do in Power Alls portals / Power Pages are now controlled by table permissions. See docs.microsoft.com/power-apps/maker/portals/configure/assign-entity-permissions for more details.
Thank you! This is wonderful! Very nicely succinctly presented and explained! Is there a way to created one to many relationship in Portal App? For an example a Submitter want to put experience. One row could be 200-2010. Next 2010 to 2015 and the third 2015 to Present. All for that single submitter. Next submitter can have 10 rows of experience and so on...If so, can you please point me a learning resource?
Yes, this can be done with either a Basic or Advanced Form with a subgrid. Add a subgrid to a model-driven form: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/form-designer-add-configure-subgrid And here are details to add a subgrid to a docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/configure/configure-web-form-subgrid At this time I don't know of a full step by step guide but it is a great idea for a Power Apps portals field guide topic.
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You talked about a video that shows how you create the dataverse table. Can you link the video in the description?
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Great video! Is it possible to apply input masks to power apps portal fields? I have added a mask in the form editor and they work in the model driven app but not in portal apps.
Hey Jeff, you are correct - form controls do not "make it" just like that. However, there are couple ways you can achieve that.
1. Use plain old JavaScript. This is a great article how to do that: oliverrodrigues365.com/2020/04/15/power-apps-portals-adding-field-mask/
2. Use PCF controls that are now fully supported in portals: powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-general-availability-ga-of-code-components-for-portals/. You can try an existing masked input PCF control, e.g. pcf.gallery/d365maskedtextbox/
Since 'Entity' is now renamed to 'Table', how is renaming 'Entity Form' to 'Basic Form' better than 'Table Form'? Is there any reason for this inconsistency?
Change takes time. I'm sure we'll continue to see more updates across the UI and our vocabulary will continue to evolve.
Hello sir
If I try to insert form in portal it's shows in the portal app but not shows in the website can u please help me
Hi Avinash, there could be multiple reasons, most common is that template does not make use of the form you specified. Try using out of the box template like Full Page. If that does not work, it's possible that permissions are not set up properly - everything that we do in Power Alls portals / Power Pages are now controlled by table permissions. See docs.microsoft.com/power-apps/maker/portals/configure/assign-entity-permissions for more details.
Thank you! This is wonderful! Very nicely succinctly presented and explained! Is there a way to created one to many relationship in Portal App? For an example a Submitter want to put experience. One row could be 200-2010. Next 2010 to 2015 and the third 2015 to Present. All for that single submitter. Next submitter can have 10 rows of experience and so on...If so, can you please point me a learning resource?
Yes, this can be done with either a Basic or Advanced Form with a subgrid. Add a subgrid to a model-driven form: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/form-designer-add-configure-subgrid And here are details to add a subgrid to a docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/configure/configure-web-form-subgrid At this time I don't know of a full step by step guide but it is a great idea for a Power Apps portals field guide topic.