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In the last article I wrote on this subject, we talked a bit about the Create Portal Content wizard. In that article, we walked through creating a list of leads that displays on the portal. Anyone can access the list, and it’s read-only. Where can we go from here? Perhaps we don’t want to allow any anonymous … Continue reading Basic Portal Entity Permissions and the Create Content Wizard
Just this past December, Microsoft announced the ability to enrich model-driven forms with embedded canvas apps - and this is really exciting. Since I first started working with the power platform, the fact that canvas apps and model-driven apps don't really play together has seemed a notable limitation. This enhancement really helps bring everything closer … Continue reading Embedded Canvas Apps within Model-Driven Forms
Microsoft's Power platform is the direction to be looking at if you are involved with Dynamics 365 implementations in any sense. Built on the Common Data Model (CDM), Model Driven Apps - including yes, Dynamics 365 moving forward with version 9 - will be using the Unified Common Interface or UCI for short. Many Articles … Continue reading Dynamics 365 Hybrid Interface
There’s been lots of talk about the new portal management capabilities in the latest release of Dynamics 365 and portals. Managing content and adding web pages in portals has up until now been most easily done using the front-side editor when it comes to standard content; meanwhile adding views or forms for other non-portal entities has always been a … Continue reading Adding Portal Content Faster and Easier with the New Portal Management Centre
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