I know you won’t like it. I don’t like it myself. And, yet, Power Pages caching has a tendency to be a pain in the neck every now and then. For example, in my case, we store the # of notifications on the contact record (which maps to the “user” object in Liquid). That number… Read More »
Every time we would ask Power Pages to render a non-existing page, we’d receive an error like this: Instead of the one we were actually supposed to see, which would be this: So, ultimately, we ended up opening another support ticket, and, yet again (for the second time in a row with Power Pages cases),… Read More »
If you code component is suddenly not working in Power Pages on an otherwise boring Monday morning, it’s not necessarily because Monday is a bad day, it may be because Microsoft just pushed an updated over the weekend. I mentioned in the earlier post we started to have an issue earlier this week: This liquid… Read More »
Just a heads up (am I late to the party, though?) If you are using “Request” triggers in the Power Automate flows, you may start seeing this kind of emails in your mailbox. In my case it’s not a big deal, since those are my own flows, but, in general, this might be interesting: To… Read More »
I didn’t plan on writing this, but judging by my LinkedIn feed, the tide has turned – and everyone’s kicking AI while it’s down. “AI can’t do math.”“AI fails logical problems.”“AI hallucinates and lies.” Sure, sometimes it does. But here’s the question: why did we expect anything else? What we mostly call “AI” today are… Read More »
Some of us would say GPT 5 has failed to deliver. With all those posts trying to count characters or ask GPT 5 to solve logical problems where it keeps failing more often than not, it’s not that difficult to see why that would be happening. I don’t necessarily agree, even though one thing is… Read More »
We keep saying that developers are not just “coders” – they have to understand requirements, they have to participate in the meetings, they have to do the estimates, they have to do demos, they have to process feedback, they have to implement proper security, etc. So, of course, an AI coding agent can’t replace developers.… Read More »
I’ve been doing some things wrong with Liquid, I just did not know it, as usual… Take a look at the screenshot below, make not of those bold red “FALSE”-s, and notice how there are always… ALWAYS… braces surrounding the actual condition at least somewhere in the if statement in such cases: I’ll have the… Read More »
I’m definitely new to a lot of things on the AI side. Luckily, that’s understandable given that AI itself is relatively new. However, I tend to learn things through personal experiences, which means I can read about something, but it does not necessarily stick. It works much better when I spend some time trying things… Read More »
As you are probably aware, you can bypass custom plugin execution logic in your code by adding this kind of code: request.Parameters.Add(“BypassBusinessLogicExecution”, “CustomSync,CustomAsync”); This is as per the link below: Bypass custom Dataverse logic – Power Apps | Microsoft Learn What I did not realize, though, is that the user account running this code needs… Read More »