Hiding a Button Based on Row Count in Subgrid for Power Apps Portal

Introduction

The ability to display or hide buttons based on the number of rows in a subgrid can be quite a useful feature in Power Apps Portal. This article will elaborate on two scenarios:

• When the button redirects to a webpage
• When the button targets a basic form

We will also introduce a reusable function checkSubgridAndHideButton that can be used for any subgrid and button.

[TIP] Filtering Subgrid Data in Dynamics 365 Portal Using JavaScript

 

Filtering Subgrid Data in Dynamics 365 Portal Using JavaScript

Introduction

In this blog, we'll explore a hands-on approach to filtering subgrid data in the Dynamics 365 Portal using JavaScript. While server-side plugins and client-side plugins offer solutions to similar challenges, sometimes a JavaScript-only solution is necessary due to limitations or specific project needs.

[Sample Code] Google Places API integrate with Microsoft Dynamics 365

 [Sample Code] Google Places API integrate with Microsoft Dynamics 365 

Understanding Promise Constructors in JavaScript

Understanding Promise Constructors in JavaScript

Introduction

JavaScript's asynchronous programming is often associated with callbacks and the "callback hell." However, with the introduction of Promises, managing asynchronous operations became more straightforward and more readable. A Promise in JavaScript represents a value that may not be available yet but will be resolved at some point in the future. In this post, we'll dive into the concept of Promises, understanding their states, usage, and how to handle different outcomes.

Dataverse REST Builder

Create and Execute requests against the Dataverse Web API endpoint.

Dataverse REST Builder allows to create and execute requests against the Dataverse Web API endpoint. After obtaining the token from the authentication process (a Dataverse instance is required and a URL must be provided) the tool is loaded and a new collection of requests can be created.

Project Management with Sales, Production and Service Processes

Sorting an Array of JavaScript Objects by Date

 Sorting an Array of JavaScript Objects by Date

In JavaScript, arrays are one of the most common data structures you will work with, and from time to time, you might find the need to sort them. The Array.prototype.sort() method is the built-in JavaScript function that helps us sort the elements of an array. By default, this function sorts arrays lexicographically (alphabetically) based on the string conversion of each element.

However, what if we want to sort an array of objects based on a date field? Let's take an array of alert objects for example, where each alert object has a createdon field representing the date it was created. We can utilize the sort() method and provide a custom comparator function to sort these objects.

 

Understanding JavaScript Objects: Adding and Accessing Dynamic Properties

JavaScript is a dynamic language, and one of its most versatile features is the ability to deal with objects. In this post, we will delve into the specifics of how we can dynamically add and access properties in a JavaScript object.

Customize Main Form Button in Model-driven App Using Ribbon Workbench

 

Customize Main Form Button in Model-driven App Using Ribbon Workbench

Sample JavaScript Code:

Custom Subgrid Button in Model-driven App Using Power Platform OOB + JavaScript + Power Automate

 Custom Subgrid Button in Model-driven App Using Power Platform OOB + JavaScript + Power Automate

JavaScript Sample Code: