BisTek
BisTekDynamic row number of Power Apps Gallery
Here is a simple a quick way to display row number on your gallery
Category: Power Platform
Creating Azure SQL User
This Tutorial is mainly for PowerApps. When you connect your Power Apps to an azure SQL, you should provide limited access specially on which tables they can make changes. Below is an example of give read access to all tables but restricting the user to only edit certain tables. Step 1: On your Master Database: […]
Learning ReactJS in Scrimba
I discovered the hard way that prior ReactJS knowledge was required to dive into creating custom components for SharePoint and PowerApps. Here are three free resources I used to learn it: https://scrimba.com/ I did find egghead.io‘s free resources and codecademy.com‘s free trial but Scrimba would be my personal favourite.
SQL: Unpivoting Tables
Unpivoting table might be a great way to create filters in PowerApps. Store you r Unpivot it using this code: Store that code to a view to easily retrieve it from your PowerApps.
Power Apps: Beginner’s Learning Resources
I understand the frustration of not knowing where to begin learning. A quick Google search will provide you with a plethora of resources, but it will be overwhelming. For those just getting started with Power Apps, here is my personal favorite that I used to use all the time when I was first learning the […]
Power Automate: Adding Image from a URL to Image Column using SharePoint HTTP Request Connector
Power Automate don’t support yet direct upload of image to a SharePoint Image list. This does not upload the image to your SharePoint list but ONLY LINKS IT. If the image from the URL is removed, it will be displayed as an error. HEADER PROPERTY VALUE content-type application/json; odata=verbose; accept application/json; odata=verbose; X-HTTP-Method MERGE IF-MATCH […]
Power Apps: Creating an outlook task with reminders
These are some quick info about Outlook Task. This is just a simple demo to keep someone who need to know the basics. The connector to use in Power Apps: The result will be shown on the To Do Page https://to-do.office.com/tasks/planned Or thru the Outlook Menu Your To-do for the day would look like this: