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Code to Excel: Export Like a Pro!

Yesterday, I received an interesting task that made me stretch my “developer” muscles. In this case, the task was to export the data to Excel from the client-side code and I was able to master the approach used by Model-Driven Apps natively. Since...

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Updating PCF Controls to support new UI

In this post, I will share my experience updating one “Lookup to Optionset” PCF control I developed a while ago. You can check the video and/or source code if you are unfamiliar with it. Let’s check Microsoft Learn Here are a few articles and exam...

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Creating Model Driven Apps Side Panels like a boss

If you use model-driven applications regularly you might notice a “Copilot” Side Pane that appears immediately after your app (Sales/Service/Marketing/Something Else) is loaded: I decided to investigate and share how to create a similar functional...

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Canvas Apps: Watch PCF Component

Historically, I had no projects where I could work with CanvasApps/Custom Pages. The basics that I learned during the App-in-the-day classes didn’t give me a full understanding of where such apps can be used and how to architect and build them. A ...

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Validating current user privileges on the client side

Let’s say one has a scenario when some UI element (field, section, tab) has to be enabled/disabled or set to hidden/visible or functionality within PCF Component depending on some privilege of the current user. This post will demonstrate ...

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Showing indirectly related records in the form’s grid

During my recent project, I resolved a few similar tasks – the requirement was to show records that are not directly related to the current one. Depending on the scenario you can use one of 2 ways I provided in this post. No-Code way The fir...

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Applying UCI styling to a FluentUI Dropdown Component

Here is the next post of the series in regards to styling of FluentUI controls to look native in the UCI interface. Today my post is dedicated to Dropdown control that is now called “Choice” in Dataverse. Let’s compare uncustomiz...

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Applying UCI Styling to a FluentUI DatePicker component

Back in February, I had in plan to share the series of articles that were dedicated to the styling of FluentUI controls and making them look like the native UCI controls. I had a chance to compose the post about the styling of TextField. Unfortuna...

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