I created a PowerApp by connecting to Dynamics365 and choosing the 'Currencies" table. In the tutorial video I watched, the narrator was able to see his app's table in Dynamics365 and was able to add and edit the records in that table, which would then show up on the PowerApp and vice versa.
When I bring up Dynamics365, I only see my PowerApps, I do not see a "Currencies" table. How can I see the Currencies table in Dynamics365? I have an Office365 Developer tenancy.
I am using a canvas app.
I attached images of my PowerApp, my Dynamics365 page, and the screenshot of the video I was watching that shows the presentor's Dynamics365 page which looks very different from mine and has the table with the data in it. He is using the Sales Leads table which I was not able to find in my list of Dynamics365 tables, that's why I used the Currencies table.
[My power apps edit screen][1] [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/QTNYe.png
[My Dynamics365 home page ][1] [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/WEtxi.png
[Dynamics365 table from video][1] [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/WvtKn.png
In that video tutorial - see the browser address bar, it says https://xxxxx.crm.dynamics.com which is Dynamics 365 CRM, you can go there by clicking the Dynamics 365 - custom tile in your https://home.dynamics.com
You are connecting to that Dynamics 365 instance in your canvas app as one of the Datasource connector. I can find it like below.
One more thing, that video shows classic UI whereas you may land in UCI (Model driven PowerApp UI). Read this tip to avoid surprises & confusions.
can you provide some more details on what type of app you're building (Canvas or Model) and where you don't see the currencies table? Would be great if you could send a screenshot of where you're expecting to see it but don't.
I did a really quick test in my environment, and was able to create a canvas app connected to the currencies entity :
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I created a new application and noticed that it was different from my first one.
I have 2 sites on the Magento 2 platform. I want to separately collect data about them.
I had previously created a store for analytics in which I could create views. There I took the Account Number starting with the UK and added it to the settings.
But now I am trying to create a new tracking application and I get a different type of application in which I cannot create views, what am I doing wrong?
How can I connect it?
When you create a new Property in Google Analytics you can find Universal Analytics type Property by clicking on Show advanced options:
So you can obtain and use its ID (UA-XXXXX-X).
I am developing a custom tab for the MS Teams using the fluentui/react-northstar v0.51.4
I have a requirement to have a table with the capability of Sorting, Filtering, and Paging the table.
I am not able to find any of the details for the same.
If you can provide a demo that will be more helpful.
Thanks
Tables aren't inherently MS Teams feature(which includes Messaging Extension, Tabs, Bots & Connectors), Since adding tables to custom tabs is similar to adding the same on webpages. So there are no samples listed with tables in official GitHub repo. I would suggest you to refer to Data Tables. You can refer more info here
Currently I'm working with Microsoft Dyamics CRM 365 and I have created 3 custom views using the SDK for MS Dynamics CRM.
I had to create them this way due to the complexity of the filters and because they cannot be made using Advanced Find. All of them are saved as Public Views and were created succesfully as well as working as expected.
However, when I create a new Dashboard and I try to add them, they do not appear in the list of views, not sure why this is happening but I haven't find a way to fix this issue.
I'm open to try new ideas and workarounds.
You have to set your "Custom View" as Default Public View & Publish the entity. This will make your view to appear under views list in Dashboard design page.
You are not alone. Some discussions already happened. Someone has mentioned this same workaround.
I have a plugin that fires on PreOperation of RetrieveMultiple and adds a query condition that the view name does not begin with HIDDEN_ . In the web client this works perfectly. In my on prem Outlook client (for my sandbox) it also works perfectly. However when I am using Outlook 2010 with an online environment it still displays the hidden view in the drop down (but not if you open an advanced find).
On top of this issue I also am unable to prefix my dashboard views with HIDDEN_. If i do then the dashboards display no information. I haven't been able to get it to work properly with the dashboard views, but I need to hide them as I have two entities that have a dozen views each that are only used for the dashboards.
In short these are the two questions:
1. How do I hide views for an online 2011 environment in the outlook client?
2. How do I hide the dashboard views and still use them for the purpose of creating dashboards?
Thanks,
Nick
Try registering your plugin on the PreValidation step.
Of course, all clients should show exact similar behaviour, so to me it seems you have found a bug.
I have designed a small (403 pixels wide) informational dashboard (jQuery, HTML) and subscription app. I wish to be able for the user to install the app and place it onto their TimeLine, however I am clueless as to how to do that.
Can someone explain to me how that is achieved? I see how users can put fluffy stuff on the TimeLine (pics, links, etc.) but how to you get an actual app in there?
My app is no wider than the pics that my (potential) customers display on their Timeline.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm afraid that your approach is wrong and you can't display an application on Facebook's Timeline per se.
Your App can post content (text, images, etc) to a user's timeline and it can also have a dedicated section (collection) on Timeline (you need to explicitly ask the user to add it after they activate your application, it's not automatic).
A prerequisite to having sections is that your App has custom actions and a custom collection (see detailed description in the later link), which can be displayed in one of the three custom collection types supported by Facebook - List, Gallery or Map.
Note that your custom collection will require a review.
Unfortunately it seems you will have to rework your application to fit the Facebook framework.