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- Authenticate with Power Pages’ Portal Web API using the Wrapper AJAX function
If you’re a regular visitor here, you may have noticed I cover a lot on the Portal Web API.
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Web API 3 min - Providing visual feedback – how to let users know that Power Pages’ Portal Web API is working / has succeeded
So, why did I write this post? The Portal Web API is awesome and it’s fast.
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Web API 5 min - Upload to a File column on record creation using Power Pages’ Portal Web API
You may be asking why upload using the API when we can now use a basic form or multistep form to upload to file columns?
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Liquid 15 min - How to upload to Image columns for existing records using Power Pages’ Portal Web API
In case you’re impatient like me, there’s a full web template at the end of this post that includes displaying existing images, uploading and displaying new images, and even visual feedback… and error handling.
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Web API 12 min - How to retrieve Image columns using Power Pages’ Portal Web API
It’s been quite a while since my last blog post. However, this topic has the potential to be so transformational, I just had to get my thoughts down.
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Images & files 8 min - How to retrieve File columns using Power Pages’ Portal Web API
Relatively recently, Dataverse introduced the File column type.
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Images & files 4 min - Use Power Pages’ Portal Web API to upload images and files as Note attachments
Please note that this has been superseded by a newer, better approach since the addition of the new File and Image columns in Dataverse.
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Web API 10 min - How to upload images using Power Pages’ Portal Web API – Part 1: Upload a profile photo
While this technique still works and is still valid for custom templates, Power Pages forms and lists now support image columns
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Web API 9 min - Power Pages Security: Table Permissions and Web Roles part 1 – the theory
Depending on when you last updated your portal solutions, yours may still use the old terminology
02ConfigureStage 2 of 4Configuration 7 min - Getting Started: Create and test your own Web Template with Liquid for Power Pages
Ready to give liquid templating a go but not sure where to start? Exciting times!… and good news, you’re in the right place. This is going to be an awesome journey.
01StartStage 1 of 4Liquid 6 min - Use Liquid and Fetch XML to retrieve records and populate your custom web templates
If you’ve used Dataverse, Model Driven Apps or Dynamics CRM / CE / Sales for any period of time, you’re likely already familiar with Advanced Find – the old reliable UI…
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Liquid 2 min - For – loop through records and populate web templates
Basic example: Output a list Intermediate example: Output a table Advanced example: Output JSON to feed the jAudio plugin
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4Liquid 4 min - Create a Drag and Drop experience to upload Case Attachments in Power Pages
For the impatient among you, here’s the final code for you to steal / test drive:)
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4JavaScript 14 min - Integrate FullCalendar.io with Power Pages – from JSON basics to advanced output with Bootstrap Modal
Here’s a static example of the JSON before we make dynamic and loop over our advanced find results:
03CustomiseStage 3 of 4CSS & Bootstrap 6 min
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