Templates, FetchXML, objects and filters.
Mark Christie gave me an interesting challenge for the Scottish Summit build – with Scottish Summit championing inclusion and equality, let’s not be elitist about which speakers we feature.
For the impatient among you, here’s the final code for you to steal / test drive:)
Here’s a static example of the JSON before we make dynamic and loop over our advanced find results:
In this quick tip, we’ll see how to check whether a given date is earlier than today’s date (or another specific date).
The relatively new Rich Text Editor control in Dataverse / Dynamics 365 / Model Driven Apps is a very welcome addition, especially for Power Pages / portal projects that are heavy on content management.
You’re working on some new functionality (or even just some content) for a public site and you want to preview it in situ on the portal.
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?
In this post, you’ll see how to build a Bootstrap carousel (aka slider), populated with data from a Dataverse table.
Our goal here is to present contacts from different partners logging into the portal with personalised branding specific to their account / the partner they work for.
This post is dedicated to the amazing Megan V Walker – the selfless MVW MVP whose epic content got me started on my portal customisation journey.
So you might be wondering why would we use fetch XML to query a single record when we’ve got the super easy to use entities object?
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…