Command Bar and model-driven navigation in custom pages

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  • čas přidán 4. 11. 2022
  • In this video, learn how to use the Creator Kit Command Bar and Navigate() function in custom pages to make our custom page look and act native to the rest of the model-driven app.
    This is part of a series of videos on building a canvas app or model-driven custom page that shows a grid of accounts with fully delegable sorting, paging and filtering:
    ✅ Responsive Containers • Responsive containers ...
    ✅ Responsive Grid with adaptive columns • Dataverse Grid Control...
    ✅ Dataverse Delegable Paging in Power Apps
    • Dataverse Delegable Pa...
    ✅ Multi-value filtering using a Tag Picker • How to create multi-va...
    🔗Creator Kit Command Bar Component - learn.microsoft.com/en-us/pow...
    🔗Navigate Function in Custom Pages - learn.microsoft.com/en-us/pow...
    Contents:
    00:00 Introduction
    #powerapps #powerplatform #creatorkit #modeldrivenapps
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Komentáře • 17

  •  Před rokem +2

    I just wanted to thank you Scott for such a great quality content and looking forward for the next episode ❤

    • @ScottDurow
      @ScottDurow  Před rokem +1

      Thank you Kristof! Thank you for watching and continuing support! 🤩

  • @disturbedcarrot
    @disturbedcarrot Před rokem

    And I had just gotten to grips with Ribbon workbench! Thanks Scott, this series is great.

    • @ScottDurow
      @ScottDurow  Před rokem

      That’s awesome! I think your Ribbon Workbench skills will be needed for a while yet! Thank you for watching Jimbo 🤩

  • @morris5984
    @morris5984 Před rokem

    Love that your full throttle on your videos. Keep them coming. So helpful!

    • @ScottDurow
      @ScottDurow  Před rokem +1

      Thank you Bryan - and thank you for watching. With support like yours I am encouraged to keep them coming for sure! 🚀

    • @morris5984
      @morris5984 Před rokem

      @@ScottDurow You're welcome! I have been a "low code" developer with the Power Platform for about 5 years now. Both at work and as a Hobby (made a power app that controls my smart home using the IoT APIs). I would like to continue pushing myself to grow my capabilities but I'm having a hard time finding the right learning path to advance further. Any good places to start if I want to start getting into more advanced capabilities such as creating plug-ins and PCF components? Outside of Power Fx, I would say I'm in between beginner and intermediate in Javascript (self-taught by creating web resources utilizing client APIs for a model driven app I designed for my job). Thanks!

  • @LukasSchauffele
    @LukasSchauffele Před rokem

    I am very excited about this converged future with custom pages and components like the Creator Kit; and who better to showcase it, than Scott? Great quality and invaluable advice. Thank you!

    • @ScottDurow
      @ScottDurow  Před rokem

      Thanks again Lukas - I really appreciate it ☺️ custom pages in model driven apps is a real time saver!

  • @robertsep9073
    @robertsep9073 Před rokem

    Thank you Scott for your very helpful videos.

    • @ScottDurow
      @ScottDurow  Před rokem

      Glad you like them! Thank you for watching 😊

  • @philcatterall
    @philcatterall Před rokem

    Thanks Scott, great videos

    • @ScottDurow
      @ScottDurow  Před rokem

      Wow thank you SO MUCH for this Phil 😍

  • @shahidkapoorist1
    @shahidkapoorist1 Před rokem

    Great stuff Scott as always 👍

    • @ScottDurow
      @ScottDurow  Před rokem

      Thank you Prakash and thanks for watching ☺️

  • @user-vm9yw4xx9p
    @user-vm9yw4xx9p Před 8 měsíci

    Hi Scott, Just came across your videos and they are amazing and really helpful. Towards the end of this video, you mentioned about restoring the state of the custom page when coming back from another page. Do you have a video on that yet? Regards, Jyothi

  • @danielvillacis-EIGO
    @danielvillacis-EIGO Před rokem

    Hi Scott,
    Great video!
    I'm trying to add a divider between two commands on the command bar but it renders to blank. According to documentation:
    ItemHeader and ItemDivider must be set to true to render as a divider. If set to false, it expects other values and will render blank.
    This is my Items property:
    Table(
    {
    ItemKey: "back",
    ItemIconOnly: true,
    ItemIconName: "Back"
    },
    {
    ItemHeader: true,
    ItemDivider: true
    },
    {
    ItemKey: "save",
    ItemDisplayName: "Save",
    ItemIconName: "Save"
    },
    {
    ItemKey: "saveandclose",
    ItemDisplayName: "Save & Close",
    ItemIconName: "SaveAndClose"
    }
    )
    What am I missing?
    Thanks.
    Daniel