August 2025 – Dianamics PCF Lady
1 post published by Diana Birkelbach #PCFLady during August 2025| Dianamics PCF Lady
1 post published by Diana Birkelbach #PCFLady during August 2025| Dianamics PCF Lady
My purpose for this blog was to take a Custom Page for Time Tracking and re-implement it using Generative Pages. But the page should look like the rest of my Model-Driven App, so I wanted to implem…| Dianamics PCF Lady
With Generative Pages (find announcement and docs here) we can create a page in Model-Driven Apps using natural language. You can see it as a reimagined Custom Page with two differences: You don…| Dianamics PCF Lady
You probably saw already the exciting Copilot Studio possibilities coming to Model-Driven Apps. If not, here is the preview announcement. Basically there are 3 ways to interact with Copilot Studio …| Dianamics PCF Lady
We know since the beginning that the PCF properties have a “default-value” which allows us to define a default configuration value for the properties in model-driven apps. It is documen…| Dianamics PCF Lady
Usually my target is to develop a PCF working inside all types of apps: Canvas App (or Custom Pages), Model-Driven Apps and hopefully also inside Power Pages. But at least between Canvas Apps and M…| Dianamics PCF Lady
I’m sure the Autoresponder idea for Debugging PCFs (or WebResources) is not new to you. Debugging with an autoresponder solution is a life saver, since allows you to see the changed code with…| Dianamics PCF Lady
The Form Component Control (FCC) is not new, but still awesome! I have an older blog where I wrote about the FCC and the meaning for PCFs. Lately I had a special request about a subgrid, and my ans…| Dianamics PCF Lady
In my other blog I’ve wrote about how to apply Theming to a PCF made with Fluent UI 9. Today I’ll concentrate on how to make the PCF look like the “modern controls” (Canvas Apps) or “new look” (Model-Drive Apps). We’ll start with some Fluent 9 specifics, but if you want to jump on Model-Driven... Continue Reading →| Dianamics PCF Lady
As promised, I’ll continue the series of Power Apps grid API with a few use-cases. Today I’m having a look at one of the most requested grid extensibility feature: disabling. There are different kind of disabling requirements, and I would differentiate between: The last two ones could be treated the same, but because of the... Continue Reading →| Dianamics PCF Lady
For me, the news of the week was about the Virtual Components being general available. The Preview announcement was already in April 2022, so it took quite some time to go GA. But we actually could use them all this time. It was one of the very few functionalities which could be used in production,... Continue Reading →| Dianamics PCF Lady
Using editable Power Apps grids in model-driven apps means that we need to be able to control the way they behaves. We pretty much need the same features as we need for forms: disabling controls and prevent saving could be some common requirements. This blog is an introduction for a series of blogs about the... Continue Reading →| Dianamics PCF Lady
