Please sir. I find many video related according to multilingual in Powerapps But not from scratch with good explanation Please create a multilingual from scratch in Powerapps data from excel please 🎉@@TheAnalystNik
I find many video related according to multilingual in Powerapps But not from scratch with good explanation Please create a multilingual from scratch in Powerapps data from excel please 🎉
Thanks! have you set up the colors exactly as they are within the custom property at 3:00? You may have put a 1 instead of 0.1 on the BackgroundHover. Hope that solves it!
I'm running into issues navigating between screens. I don't believe I'm using a model-driven app so is it possible that there is a different function that I should be using? I've watched this video through a few times and I'm not quite sure where I might be going wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Under App > Formulas I have MenuItems = Table( { Id: 1, Name: "Home", Screen: Home }, { Id: 2, Name: "Events", Screen: Events }, { Id: 3, Name: "FSIs", Screen: FSIs } ); Items and then within each of the screens I have the container and the component inserted with Items > MenuItems
Those properties all look correct, maybe double check all the properties in the component gallery (6:44) and the button's OnSelect property (9:37). Another thing to note, make sure once you add the component to all your screens, ensure all the components have the same Items, Theme, and Company properties. Hope you find the solution somewhere in there!
Nik Hi. Didi you check the responsiveness of the app? On mobile it looses the menu items. Is that how it should look? or did i missed something? Thank you.
Hi Michael, this top navigation wasn’t built for mobile. I recommend building a vertical side navigation for your case, or building mobile navigation and switching between the two depending on the screen size. I’ll plan to create a video on this in the future
This is great! Thanks! One question... how would I add the screen name next to the company name? for instance. Company Home or Company Settings. Is that possible?
@@CarolLoughrey In that case, you can try something like this on the lblCompany text property: TopNav.Company.Name & " " & LookUp(TopNav.Items, Screen = App.ActiveScreen, Name)
I am now using this successfully in a couple of my apps and managed to find a way of restricting access to parts of the menu. One issue that was bugging me was the nav menu was showing an error’Invalid operation: division by zero’ I have now resolved this by using the following in the main gallery template size property IfError(Self.Width/SelfAllItemsCount,0). This resolves the error. I thought I’d share in case anyone else was seeing the same annoying error every time I open the app.
Brilliant video, instructions were on point and very easy to follow, definitely clicking that subscribe button
Such kind words thank you!
Please sir. I find many video related according to multilingual in Powerapps
But not from scratch with good explanation
Please create a multilingual from scratch in Powerapps data from excel please 🎉@@TheAnalystNik
Very informative and well delivered. Liked & subscribed for future videos. And Merry Christmas 🎉
Happy holidays! Thank you!
Very good content!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Many thanks for the great tutorial, it helps enormously.
that's so good to hear! cheers
Thank you for sharing. It is definitely helping.
Happy to hear that! Cheers
thanks brother. It helps a lot
Happy to help!
This is Great!
Fast and smooth!
Keep up the good work! :)
Regards
Thanks a lot!
I find many video related according to multilingual in Powerapps
But not from scratch with good explanation
Please create a multilingual from scratch in Powerapps data from excel please 🎉
thank you for the suggestion, I will try to include this in a future video!
@TheAnalystNik plz make in 10 days
I just Subscribed!, Thanks!
much appreciated!
Great work! Thank you!
I appreciate it thank you!
Thank you! Please make more videos. 🙂
Thank you glad you like them! I got another one coming very soon
Thanks!!! Really assisted me! Great Jon!
Really great to hear, thank you!
thanks for doing this☺
You’re welcome!
@@TheAnalystNik will try and see if i can use the same logic to create a component for your other view menues
Exactly, logic should be very similar with the other menus. Good luck!
Great Video!
Thanks!
Great video but for some reason on hover i dont see the text just to hover color. Where i screwed up?
Thanks! have you set up the colors exactly as they are within the custom property at 3:00? You may have put a 1 instead of 0.1 on the BackgroundHover. Hope that solves it!
Yeah solved the issue, tho the issue was i misplaced the layers. :D
Ah yes that will do it! Glad you figured it out, cheers!
@@TheAnalystNik Yeah it happens when the app starts to get complex, building an hr portal from these components. Thank you! :)
That’s awesome hope the build turns out well
I'm running into issues navigating between screens. I don't believe I'm using a model-driven app so is it possible that there is a different function that I should be using? I've watched this video through a few times and I'm not quite sure where I might be going wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Under App > Formulas I have
MenuItems = Table(
{
Id: 1,
Name: "Home",
Screen: Home
},
{
Id: 2,
Name: "Events",
Screen: Events
},
{
Id: 3,
Name: "FSIs",
Screen: FSIs
}
);
Items
and then within each of the screens I have the container and the component inserted with Items > MenuItems
Running through the navigation issues in the canvasApp. The Button Onselect property is not firing.
In the Formulas , I am using below code.
MenuItems = Table(
{
Id: 1,
Name: "Home",
Screen: SearchDocumentsScreen
},
{
Id: 2,
Name: "Search Documents",
Screen: SearchDocumentsScreen
},
{
Id: 3,
Name: "Advanced Search",
Screen: AdvancedSearchScreen
},
{
Id: 4,
Name: "Add Document",
Screen: AddDocumentScreen
}
);
Those properties all look correct, maybe double check all the properties in the component gallery (6:44) and the button's OnSelect property (9:37). Another thing to note, make sure once you add the component to all your screens, ensure all the components have the same Items, Theme, and Company properties. Hope you find the solution somewhere in there!
How to insert edit form in topnav botton selected
Do you mean adding a menu item that navigates to a new screen where you have a form?
Nik Hi. Didi you check the responsiveness of the app? On mobile it looses the menu items. Is that how it should look? or did i missed something? Thank you.
Hi Michael, this top navigation wasn’t built for mobile. I recommend building a vertical side navigation for your case, or building mobile navigation and switching between the two depending on the screen size. I’ll plan to create a video on this in the future
@@TheAnalystNik Thank you.
i have this problem ?
ColorValue("White") = There is an error in this formula. Try revising the formula and re-running it.
hmm, I'm not quite sure. Maybe try using RGBA(255, 255, 255, 1) instead and see if that works?
This is great! Thanks! One question... how would I add the screen name next to the company name? for instance. Company Home or Company Settings. Is that possible?
Glad you liked it! You could update the company name to something like this: “Company ” & App.ActiveScreen.Name
@@TheAnalystNik thanks! I was so close! I’ll try that out
That works! But what if I wanted to Give it the Name I assigned it in the MenuItems table?
@@CarolLoughrey In that case, you can try something like this on the lblCompany text property:
TopNav.Company.Name & " " & LookUp(TopNav.Items, Screen = App.ActiveScreen, Name)
@@TheAnalystNik thank you! I just changed the names of the screens. 😆 everyone loves the new navigation bar! So thank you!
Awesome
Thank you!
Wq
I am now using this successfully in a couple of my apps and managed to find a way of restricting access to parts of the menu. One issue that was bugging me was the nav menu was showing an error’Invalid operation: division by zero’ I have now resolved this by using the following in the main gallery template size property IfError(Self.Width/SelfAllItemsCount,0). This resolves the error. I thought I’d share in case anyone else was seeing the same annoying error every time I open the app.
Great solution thank you for sharing!
Genius! Thanks for sharing