For example, say you want a generic toolbar to use in all of your apps and to control that based upon some settings you might import from Excel or retrieve from SharePoint. This would allow you to have a Collection of Icons displayed that would be populated with only what you need.
Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Dynamic Icons
This is pretty simple and is mainly just a place to dump this code for others to use. If you're wanting to programmatically change icons on your page and populate/change them based upon inputs from "somewhere else", then you'll need a collection of icons that you can perform a LookUp() against.
For example, say you want a generic toolbar to use in all of your apps and to control that based upon some settings you might import from Excel or retrieve from SharePoint. This would allow you to have a Collection of Icons displayed that would be populated with only what you need.
For example, say you want a generic toolbar to use in all of your apps and to control that based upon some settings you might import from Excel or retrieve from SharePoint. This would allow you to have a Collection of Icons displayed that would be populated with only what you need.
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
How to create sliding trays
I wrote a broader discussion on Animating PowerApps previously. That article was a fairly broad discussion per animating in general.
This article is covering a start->finish design on setting up a sliding tray allowing users to show/hide application controls at run-time.
This article is covering a start->finish design on setting up a sliding tray allowing users to show/hide application controls at run-time.
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