This is part 1 in a series of videos that build on top of each other related to tracking requests. Make sure to Check out Part 2 PowerApps Tutorial: Request Tracker – Comment History to follow along!
One of the strengths of PowerApps is that it’s a blank slate to build whatever the developer’s heart desires. This can mean that as applications become more and more complex, it’s functionality becomes more complex as well. Rather than creating a new page for each new piece of functionality that is needed, sometimes a dialog modal form in PowerApps is the most user friendly way to go.
Check out the YouTube video we’ve created to help walk users through how to create a dialog modal form in PowerApps. It takes you through how to:
- Cover the existing page in a semi-transparent black background
- Build a modal in front of that background
- Create a form within the modal
- Add “Submit”, “Exit”, and “Cancel” buttons to the modal form.
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Further Reading
- Check out our YouTube channel below for more great content and PowerApps tutorials!
- PowerApps Dynamic Navigation Tutorial
- PowerApps Tutorial: Request Tracker – Comment History
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