Using organizationSettings in Model-Driven Apps: Context-Aware UX for the Win

As Power Platform developers, we often write logic that needs to behave differently depending on which environment or organization our code is running in. Whether it's toggling features for internal teams vs partners, showing localized content, or adapting functionality based on supported currencies Xrm.Utility.getGlobalContext().organizationSettings gives you the data you need to make smarter UI decisions. … Continue reading Using organizationSettings in Model-Driven Apps: Context-Aware UX for the Win →

Mastering formContext.ui.headerSection: Controlling Header Visibility in Model-Driven Apps

The Power Platform gives us great flexibility with the UI, and one underrated but powerful capability is dynamically managing the header visibility of a form using the formContext.ui.headerSection API. Whether you want to hide the command bar for certain users, simplify the UI during create mode, or tailor the form experience based on data, this … Continue reading Mastering formContext.ui.headerSection: Controlling Header Visibility in Model-Driven Apps →

Mastering Power Apps: Streamlining Workflows with ExecutionContext and Shared Variables

The executionContext object in Power Apps provides developers with robust control over event handling in model-driven applications. One of the key features of this object is the ability to store and retrieve shared variables using setSharedVariable and getSharedVariable methods. These methods enable data to be passed across different event handlers, creating a seamless flow of … Continue reading Mastering Power Apps: Streamlining Workflows with ExecutionContext and Shared Variables →

Mastering Save Event Arguments in Power Apps: Real-Life Scenarios and Code Examples

To make the most of save event arguments in Power Apps model-driven apps, it's essential to understand how to manage and control save events during form submissions. The saveEventArgs class provides developers with methods for controlling the save process, including getSaveMode, isDefaultPrevented, and preventDefault. Let’s explore real-life scenarios where these methods become valuable. 1. Scenario: … Continue reading Mastering Save Event Arguments in Power Apps: Real-Life Scenarios and Code Examples →

Harnessing Dynamics 365 Event Handlers to Enhance User Interactions

"In every detail, there is the potential for improvement." Dynamics 365 empowers developers to fine-tune and control every interaction within the CRM through a robust set of event handlers. From form loads to data changes, understanding when and how to use these events can drastically improve efficiency, data integrity, and user experience. This blog will … Continue reading Harnessing Dynamics 365 Event Handlers to Enhance User Interactions →

Dynamic Choice Management in Dynamics 365: Adding and Removing Options on the Fly

"Change is the only constant," and this couldn't be truer when it comes to managing choice fields in Dynamics 365. Whether adapting to new business requirements or just tweaking forms to enhance user experience, Dynamics 365 developers frequently need to modify choice fields dynamically. This blog dives into two potent JavaScript API methods: addOption and … Continue reading Dynamic Choice Management in Dynamics 365: Adding and Removing Options on the Fly →

Enhancing User Interactions with Common Control methods in Dynamics 365

Customizing user interactions in Dynamics 365 is pivotal for creating intuitive and user-friendly applications. This blog explores five essential JavaScript Client API methods that every Dynamics 365 developer should know to enhance form control behaviors dynamically. From displaying notifications to manipulating visibility and focus, these methods empower developers to tailor user experiences effectively. 1. Displaying … Continue reading Enhancing User Interactions with Common Control methods in Dynamics 365 →

Mastering Lookup Controls in Dynamics 365 with Client API methods

In the vast world of Dynamics 365, customizing the behavior of lookup controls using JavaScript can significantly enhance user interaction and data integrity. In this blog, we delve into four powerful client API methods that transform how lookup controls operate, ensuring they cater precisely to business needs. Through real-life examples and practical code snippets, we'll … Continue reading Mastering Lookup Controls in Dynamics 365 with Client API methods →

Enhancing Security for HTTP Trigger Flows in Power Automate

In the dynamic realm of IT security, safeguarding your endpoints isn't merely a precaution—it's imperative. For organizations leveraging Power Automate, the convenience of HTTP request triggers can expose vulnerabilities unless properly secured. This guide explains how Microsoft's enhanced security options fortify your workflows against unauthorized access. New Security Features in Power Automate Power Automate has … Continue reading Enhancing Security for HTTP Trigger Flows in Power Automate →

Mastering Async JavaScript in Dynamics 365 Ribbon Enable Rules

"In programming, the hard part isn't solving problems, but deciding what problems to solve." In Dynamics 365, one such nuanced problem is handling asynchronous operations when configuring ribbon enable rules. This blog post delves into how you can adeptly manage asynchronous JavaScript to control the visibility of ribbon buttons based on dynamic, data-driven conditions. Ribbon … Continue reading Mastering Async JavaScript in Dynamics 365 Ribbon Enable Rules →