Jukka has been hitting the nail on Power Pages costs with his posts lately, but I started to wonder if there are different usage scenarios, and, perhaps, there are situations when Power Pages can even be used for blogging? Actually, the fact that we are seriously talking about it now means Power Pages have come… Read More »
It’s been a few days since my colleague had run into the error below with the Power Apps Portals: From the stacktrace, we can probably guess that the problem is related to the permissions somehow: Adxstudio.Xrm.Cms.Security.WebsiteAccessPermissionProvider.TryAssertRightProperty And, yes, this issues started to happen once an Administrator web role had been deleted. That did not happen… Read More »
When setting up profile page for newly registered users yesterday (which I wrote about here: https://www.itaintboring.com/dynamics-crm/power-apps-portals-redirecting-newly-registered-users-to-a-custom-page/), I ran into something that I did not realize first. And, then, while digging around tonight, it all became crystal clear. Yep, header and footers are cached, so some of the Liquid code we may expect to work in… Read More »
When registering on the portal, users are, normally, redirected to the profile page by default. It seems, though, this is not, really, configurable, through the portal settings, so is there a workaround? It seems this should be doable, but, first, let’s look at another screenshot here: What this means is that, once a user is… Read More »
In the previous post, I wrote about how we can use Dataverse image columns in the Power BI Paginated reports (or in the SSRS reports for that matter). What kept bugging me is whether we could actually use a Power Apps Portal to surface that image. Turned out that is not doable, at least not… Read More »
Before you read this post, let me suggest two earlier posts first, since they are all part of the same series: OAuth, Implicit Flow, and Authorization Code Flow Power App Portals and Azure AD B2C Power App Portals have identity management functionality available out of the box. What it means is that the portals can… Read More »
The whole reason I started to look into the details of OAuth in the previous post is that I really wanted to see how to set up external identity providers for the portals. There are some great blog posts out there which are describing the process in a step-by-step kind of way with all the… Read More »
If you are not sure whether Dynamics Portals address global accessibility requirements, there is an easy way to find out without actually having to re-test each and every page. Although, I have to say when this question came up earlier today I really had no idea what to answer. On the one hand, as… Read More »
Since I am using “event” entity to actually work with the event registrations through the extra fields (see Part 3 of these series of posts), I need some server-side logic to process those fields. In this post, I’ll describe how it’s been set up using classic Dynamics workflows, but it might be interesting to convert… Read More »
We’ve seen the screenshots of the event registration web site: http://www.itaintboring.com/dynamics-crm/dynamics-portals-setting-up-simple-event-registration/ We’ve also seen how event and event registration entities are setup / exposed: http://www.itaintboring.com/dynamics-crm/dynamics-portals-setting-up-event-registration-web-site-part-2/ It’s time to bring it all together and have a look at the event details page. That’s a strange page, really. It’s not exposing a form, or an entity… Read More »