Create Reusable Confirmation Pop Up in Power Apps

In this video, we will learn, how we can create Reusable Confirmation Pop Up in Power Apps. We will use the concept of Component Libraries to create Reusable components. At this moment, PowerApps not providing any Pop Up functionality in OOTB manner. We can create reusable Pop Up with configurable Pop Up header, buttons and custom event. In this Power Apps Tutorial for Beginners I will show you the steps that is required to get up and running with the component easily.
We will use Power Apps component Library to implement this functionality. Also, we will talk, how we can use Input and behavior property for better way to design Pop Ups or Dialog box in Power Apps.
Key Learning:
Power Apps Pop Up
Power Apps Dialog box
Power Apps Reusable Component Pop Up
Behavior Property in Power Apps
Input Property in Power Apps
Chapters:
00:00 Strat
00:48 Reusable Scenario
01:30 Outdated way of creating Pop Ups
02:22 Create Component using Component Library
02:47 Create Pop Up Component
04:58 Define Input Property in Pop Up Header
05:56 Enable Behaviour Property
06:53 Register Events created by Behaviour Property
08:40 Group Component
09:00 Save Component
09:34 Import component in Power Apps from Component Library
11:10 Add Component to Power Apps
11:34 Add Pop Up Header Value
12:12 Set OnOk Click Event
12:56 Define OnCancelClick Event
14:00 Assignment
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[@IbadassI]

Great Power app tutorial

[@munyivangea]

Thank you , this was a great step-by-step guide.

[@JRZh]

thanks a lot for the instruction of event handling, very helpful!👍

[@TikluGanguly]

Hi Dhruvin, thanks a lot for the great tutorial. Absolutely easy to follow and works like a charm

[@arng4494]

Thanks for this video. So much time I spend on how to do with component and I found you.

[@aescamilla]

Thank you Dhruvin, well explained and to the point. I made my pop-up window stile and added a Title in addition to the text message, looks really good!

[@shankgurew2370]

Greate ,Thank you

[@darranpage9569]

fantastic simple and efficient component thank you 😊

[@evanhardin]

You saved me a lot of time today. Thank you.

[@0135827]

Thanks Dhruvin, your videos are very helpful 👍👍👍

[@MohammadAli-ts2ev]

Wow! Amazing
This is what I was expecting right from the day 1 of my journey for Power Apps.
So simple and stateforward...nice explanation.

[@quachkhoaduy7565]

Tks! Great job

Thanks for sharing.

[@jhonatandiaz6420]

Muchas gracias excelente por tu explicación y la manera de ejemplificar este ejercicio. Sería bueno también poder hacer un componente de navegación por pantallas dinámico, saludes desde Colombia, y muy bueno que tus videos tengas subtitulo de spañol.

[@seenureddy4925]

Good explanation

[@Maids365]

Dude a suggestion, show the users a demo of the end product in the beginning of the video
I'll watch 15 min video if i like what i see @ the start of the video

[@Baalberith1234]

Is there a possibility to make OnOKClick and OnCancelClick properties dynamic? I mean to use one popup component for whole application just changing its OK and Cancel buttons functionality? with this explanation I need eg. 3 copies of popup component if I'd like to have 3 different results OnOKClick or OnCancelClick

[@omsingh8765]

Thanks Dhuruvin, but i have one question and i need some suggestions, i have a condition where popup will be there OnStart screen and it has two button Yes and No on yes it will go to different screen but on No what should be the condition to close the entire popup and show the back screen...i know the logic when onclick on any button popup will come and from there we can do our stuff as we like but if popup is already there then how should be logic to close that on click on No button.

[@OfSheffield]

Unfortunately this is out of date, behaviours now work differently