Generating SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services) reports from within Power Pages becomes more complex in environments secured by Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). Traditional approaches that work in basic environments tend to fail silently or inconsistently when MFA, session tokens, or cookie-based auth are involved. In this blog, I’ll share a real-world solution where a Project-based SSRS … Continue reading Seamlessly Generating and Downloading SSRS Reports in MFA-Enabled Power Pages Environments →

When building a Power Pages site to fetch SharePoint files, I initially relied on the official Power Pages flow trigger—“When Power Pages calls a flow.” However, the flow didn’t trigger reliably when initiated from the site. Despite proper configurations, the trigger wouldn’t execute consistently, leading to broken file fetch operations. To overcome this, I replaced … Continue reading Power Pages + Power Automate: Retrieve SharePoint Files via HTTP Trigger Flow →

Debugging Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) can be tricky, especially when errors don’t show up clearly. One underrated but powerful method is using the browser’s “View Page Source” feature to uncover hidden issues. In this blog, we’ll explore how to use HTML source code inspection to diagnose problems in Power Pages, including: Use Case Imagine you’ve built a customer portal … Continue reading The Hidden Power of ‘View Page Source’ – Debug Your Power Pages Like a Pro →

Azure Functions are a vital component of serverless computing, offering the flexibility to run event-driven code without the need to manage infrastructure. When integrated with Dynamics 365, they provide a robust mechanism for automating processes and extending the platform’s functionality. This blog explores Azure Function trigger methods and recurrence syntax, highlighting their relevance in Dynamics … Continue reading Understanding Azure Function Trigger Methods and Recurrence Syntax in Dynamics 365 →

Power Pages, which was earlier known as Power Apps Portals, a powerful low-code platform from Microsoft, allows you to create websites seamlessly integrated with Dynamics 365. Whether you’re building a customer portal, a partner collaboration site, or an internal application, Power Pages makes it easy to deliver rich web experiences. Here’s a beginner-friendly guide to … Continue reading Unlock the Power of Power Pages: Building Websites with Dynamics 365 →

In Dynamics 365, custom actions allow you to perform specific business logic, such as sending emails, making calculations, or calling external services. Often, these actions are triggered based on field updates or changes to records. However, there may be situations where you want to trigger a custom action through a button click, without modifying any … Continue reading Triggering Custom Action Without Modifying the Record in Dynamics 365 using JavaScript →

Power Apps Pages, part of the Microsoft Power Platform, allows you to create responsive web applications that can be accessed by both internal and external users. Setting up authentication and security is crucial to ensure that only authorized users can access your application and its data. In this blog, we’ll walk you through the steps … Continue reading Setting Up Authentication and Security in Power Pages →

When developing web applications, one of the most common features you might need is the ability to dynamically redirect users to different subpages based on certain conditions, such as whether they are logged in or not. This ensures a smooth and personalized experience for users navigating your portal. In this guide, we’ll walk through how … Continue reading Seamlessly Redirecting Users to Subpages in Power Pages: A Complete Guide →

In today’s ever-evolving app development landscape, delivering an exceptional user experience is critical. Power Apps offers various tools to help developers create intuitive and efficient applications, and one of the standout features is the Form Component. This feature simplifies the design and usability of forms, making applications more scalable and maintainable. What Are Form Components? … Continue reading Building Better Forms: Mastering Form Components in Dynamics 365 →

Introduction When dealing with a large volume of cases, manually handling each one can be time-consuming and error prone. Thankfully, Microsoft Power Automate provides a powerful solution for automating bulk case resolution, streamlining your workflow, and saving valuable time. Why Automate Bulk Case Resolution? Bulk case resolution involves addressing multiple cases at once, which can … Continue reading How to bulk resolve cases using Power Automate? →