Love it. Thank you Deepak for this video. This is something that I was looking to incorporate in my app and I did not know how to achieve it until I found this video. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge to all of us.
Hi Deepak, thanks for uploading this amazingly useful work around. Would it be possible to apply filters based on specific columns on MData and show the results based on those filters?
Excellent vid! Thanks for sharing! Just wondering why you did not use Collect function to just keep adding to the initial collection created in OnStart? Was it because of performance issues? Or you just wanted the data in the gallery to be as "latest" as much as possible? I was also thinking if one uses Collect function in the more button, the user could navigate back to previous iterations without going back to "Home". Also, would there be a URL element in the result for "previous" and not "next"?
Performance is first reason . There is no back url but you. Can construct it easily I had plan to show it in video but didn’t to keep video a bit simple 😀. Tips: in next url there is parameter for page and it increase by number of items (i.e 10,20,30 etc) for previous page you just need pass the id of the previous page.
Hi Deepak, this video would be very useful for me but i have a question for you. If i don't want to request all the Sharepoint Lists but also one among the N-Lists, all of them with the same structure, storing the data always in a Gallery, is it possible? (in according to the type of user, i will get only the choosen list, how to say, something more general). thanks a Lot.
Great logic and coding, but some of the viewers are not that intelligent. So try to make video which could be understood and applied by people with less coding knowledge.
Thank you for sharing this quality presentation.
Thank you !
Thank you Deepak, it's an excellent video and saves lot of effort to deal with loading more batches of data.
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Deepak. Thank you for sharing such excellent tips with us. It's clear a lot of effort and talent went into making this video.
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Thank you Deepak, as usual excellent video and very helpful tips !!
Thank you for watching.
Love it. Thank you Deepak for this video. This is something that I was looking to incorporate in my app and I did not know how to achieve it until I found this video. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge to all of us.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Bro your videos are very nice and helpful expecting more videos from you
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Hi Deepak, thanks for uploading this amazingly useful work around. Would it be possible to apply filters based on specific columns on MData and show the results based on those filters?
Deepak thank you
Thank you !
Excellent vid! Thanks for sharing! Just wondering why you did not use Collect function to just keep adding to the initial collection created in OnStart? Was it because of performance issues? Or you just wanted the data in the gallery to be as "latest" as much as possible? I was also thinking if one uses Collect function in the more button, the user could navigate back to previous iterations without going back to "Home". Also, would there be a URL element in the result for "previous" and not "next"?
Performance is first reason . There is no back url but you. Can construct it easily I had plan to show it in video but didn’t to keep video a bit simple 😀. Tips: in next url there is parameter for page and it increase by number of items (i.e 10,20,30 etc) for previous page you just need pass the id of the previous page.
Hi Deepak, this video would be very useful for me but i have a question for you. If i don't want to request all the Sharepoint Lists but also one among the N-Lists, all of them with the same structure, storing the data always in a Gallery, is it possible? (in according to the type of user, i will get only the choosen list, how to say, something more general). thanks a Lot.
Great logic and coding, but some of the viewers are not that intelligent. So try to make video which could be understood and applied by people with less coding knowledge.
Appreciate, unfortunately we have to use a little bit of logic to avoid delegation issues.