This blog is an attempt to share an approach for PowerApps makers to use Azure Cognitive Services using a custom connector in PowerApps apps. We shall use Azure API Apps to wrap around the Computer Vision API & Face API in this app. We also have a function to upload files to a Blob storage location.
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Today, there is another addition to the PowerApps Office Template Series: Onboarding Tasks. Setting up a powerful, versatile, and useful onboarding experience can be one of the most challenging scenarios an admin or team leader will encounter. The Onboarding Tasks app serves as a template starting point for those people looking to quickly streamline their team’s onboarding experience…
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At the end of November, the PowerApps Team hosted its second Ask Microsoft Anything community event. During the Q&A hour, responses by the PowerApps team and the community members produced over a dozen accepted solutions. To celebrate, we’ve shared the top solutions earned from the Community AMA!
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This update of PowerApps brings enhancements to the rules panel and introduces a report for app performance.
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This blog describes features that are either new or changed in the November 2017 release of Data Integration for Common Data Service (CDS).OverviewFirst, a huge thanks to all our customers who have…
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We’re very happy to announce that the App performance report as part of PowerApps Analytics (preview) is now available for app authors in web.powerapps.com. This report gives you the ability to track…
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Many times, you may want to make certain features or screens of your apps available only to the authorized people in your organization. For example, make Admin capabilities available only to the users who belong to an Active Directory Group “Product Admins” or make some management views available to users belonging to the Active Directory Group “Managers”. In this blog post, I’ll show you how you can find out the Active Directory group membership of any user and accordingly make decision to show/ hide certain features.
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The current camera control has an OnSelect event that is typically used to capture the image. So when a user click anywhere in the camera control, you would normally do something along the line:…
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