Hello..Thank you so much for sharing this video and it helped me a lot to get started with component. Is it possible to add Edit Form Control or Display Form Control in Header Component to Show SP list fields(Common fields for all screens)? . I wanted to show few Sharepoint list fields under header components . I see that Form Controls are disabled or greyed out in Components. Kindly please help me
Unfortunately components were designed to be used across apps, so you cannot currently add data sources or forms to components (as they are by design app-specific). See this article for more info (under “Known limitations” near bottom): docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/create-component
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Thanks Mohamed! Do you have a specific question about what you're running into? Otherwise you're welcome to stop by our next office hours: www.bulb.digital/office-hours
In the menu on the left there should be a Media option / icon. From there you can upload any image to your application, and then drag it onto your canvas!😊
I started a component library so I can import a standardized header and navigation system into all of my apps and maintain the fit/function in one location. I'm frustrated that you can't add components like this to the app rather than each screen!
That's an understandable frustration. In the future this is something that might be solved by allowing you to create custom screen templates. At the moment, the easiest workaround would be to plan on having a hidden screen in each of your apps. This screen would include all controls and visual elements of your application, including things like header, footer, nav. Then, whenever you need a new screen, you can duplicate this one, rename it, and you're off to the races.
This can be done by creating a Component custom property. Then you just need to configure the property to be SCREEN_NAME.Name. That will pass the screen name to the component and then you can just use the parameter to display it in the component. To do that you use COMPONENT_NAME.PROPERTY_NAME.
What component will you build first?
Hello..Thank you so much for sharing this video and it helped me a lot to get started with component. Is it possible to add Edit Form Control or Display Form Control in Header Component to Show SP list fields(Common fields for all screens)? . I wanted to show few Sharepoint list fields under header components . I see that Form Controls are disabled or greyed out in Components. Kindly please help me
Unfortunately components were designed to be used across apps, so you cannot currently add data sources or forms to components (as they are by design app-specific). See this article for more info (under “Known limitations” near bottom): docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/create-component
Oh okay. Got it. Thank you so much for kind response
Thanks. Stumbled upon your channel today. Great content.
Thanks! Welcome aboard!
I love your content and how you present, man I give you a huge thumb up 👍
For information I'm applying what I learn from your videos on the same day I watch, its extremely useful form me, thank you so much and keep the good work!
Can you help me, I need to put home button in component.
Thanks Mohamed! Do you have a specific question about what you're running into? Otherwise you're welcome to stop by our next office hours: www.bulb.digital/office-hours
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how and where did you loaded the image in application? i couldn't find any image in my case?
In the menu on the left there should be a Media option / icon. From there you can upload any image to your application, and then drag it onto your canvas!😊
I started a component library so I can import a standardized header and navigation system into all of my apps and maintain the fit/function in one location. I'm frustrated that you can't add components like this to the app rather than each screen!
That's an understandable frustration. In the future this is something that might be solved by allowing you to create custom screen templates. At the moment, the easiest workaround would be to plan on having a hidden screen in each of your apps. This screen would include all controls and visual elements of your application, including things like header, footer, nav. Then, whenever you need a new screen, you can duplicate this one, rename it, and you're off to the races.
Is it possible to have the Header name populate from the screen name?
This can be done by creating a Component custom property. Then you just need to configure the property to be SCREEN_NAME.Name. That will pass the screen name to the component and then you can just use the parameter to display it in the component. To do that you use COMPONENT_NAME.PROPERTY_NAME.
Thank You for sharing. Hopefully, catch you at an in person event when we get back to "normal".
Can't wait!
Great content. Background music is great, but slightly too loud and distracting.
Thanks for the feedback Moses!
great video, kill the music, makes the video feels like a motivational video..
Thanks! We've improved our audio a bit since this video released a few years ago, feel free to check out more recent videos!