Remember one of my first blogs, in which I was talking about how often the updateView method of a PCF is called (it's here). When you develop PCFs, you get used with updateView being called often. Even when there is only one change in the parameters, you might get the updateView being called a few... Continue Reading →
When the FluentUI Theme is not enough, we can generate CSS classes using merge-styles.
This is a part of my blog “My Checklist for a Dataset PCF using FluentUI“. What possibilities do we have to open a record and navigate to the form? I can think of three methods: using Navigation.openFormusing Navigation.navigateTo - unsupported (for now?)using dataset.openDatasetItem All of them will work only for the ModelDriven Apps. My favorite... Continue Reading →
This is a part of my blog “My Checklist for a Dataset PCF using FluentUI“. To implement a footer, we need not only the paging (see my blog about paging), but also the selected records. This way the footer will look similar to standard grids. This blog post explains how I've implemented the selection. This... Continue Reading →
This is a part of my blog “My Checklist for a Dataset PCF using FluentUI“. The footer has to show the navigation buttons and the selected/available records. In this blog post I'll talk about how I've implemented the paging and how I've integrated it in my footer. Paging component For the footer, I've made a... Continue Reading →
This is a part of my blog “My Checklist for a Dataset PCF using FluentUI“. We saw in the other blog, how to handle the height of a subgrid. But there are a few cases when the height of the grid is defined or we need to fill the whole place available (css 100%). That... Continue Reading →
How to make the PCF toggle in FullScreen mode (for both field type or dataset type)? It's also a part of the blog series “My Checklist for a Dataset PCF using FluentUI“, since there are some details to take care when making Dataset PCFs. How To render the PCF FullScreen? Actually the possibility to render... Continue Reading →
This is a part of my blog “My Checklist for a Dataset PCF using FluentUI“. What's the right height for the grid pcf? Dataset PCF as a Home Grid If the PCF is used for the home grid, it is pretty easy: we need to fill in the whole height, and fortunately it works by... Continue Reading →
Defining columns inside a #Dataset #PCF using #FluentUI, the easy and the tricky part
How to implement sorting columns inside a #Dataset #PCF using #FluentUI
Dianamics PCF Lady 