Custom Login

[Ash2]

@yashag2255 

They both Text fields (single-line text)

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[yashag2255]

Hey @Ash2 

The Screenshot added by you says that the name of attribute is SP.Username but the formula uses, Username_Column1 as the column name, are you performing any operations on the data(like column rename on the collection)? If not, please follow the convention as:

If(LookUp('User Info','SP.Username'= TextInput1.Text).'SP.Password' = TextInput2.Text,Navigate('Home Screen'),Navigate('Failed to login screen'))

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[Ash2]

@yashag2255 

The formula is using the data table that was I added to the app. 

sadly it's giving me the same error, how would you set up a list/data table to hold user info to log into an app?

[yashag2255]

Hi @Ash2 

TextInput1 and TextInput2 needs to be replaced with the controls that you are using for entering the Username and Password. I didn't get the point of using a data table to reference this data. You can create a collection o App Start which contains the login information directly from the data source.

Expression: App -> OnStart -> ClearCollect(CollectionName, DataSOurceName)

This will copy all the values from list to collection and in the lookup formula, instead of using the data source, you can directly use this collection.

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[Ash2]

@yashag2255 

sorry about that, it's still giving me the same issue.

it seems like the PA_LS_Username.Text nor the 'SP.Username' is being picked up. 

[yashag2255]

Hi @Ash2 

Can you please confirm if the name of PasswordColumn is SP.Password? It seems that the error is on the column name.

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[Ash2]

@yashag2255 

it seems to have 2, I tried both of them with the formula you gave before and it still has an issue picking up that column.

ThisItem.'SP.Username'

SP.Username_Column1

[yashag2255]

Hey @Ash2 

Can you share more details about the use of data table? What is in the  data source for it? 

If you do not want user to see this screen and you are using this screen just to get the details in the offline capability, I would suggest you to remove this data table and instead collect all the data in a collection, which can be used once the app is offline. To collect data in collection or showing that in a data table requires the app to be connected to internet so that they can fetch data from the data source. Once this is done, even if the internet goes down, collection will be able to support you with the data until the app comes back online.

To do so:

Expression to be placed on "OnStart" property of the App: ClearCollect(UserInfoCollection,'SP List Name')

The highlighted part needs to be replaced with the actual name of SP list. This will fetch all the columns and records into this collection. This will load data once the app is opened. To run this while you are still in app, you need to select the three dots on the "App" just before your "Login Screen" on the left side tree menu and select "Run OnStart". This will get the values in the collection.

Now, the expression to be used on the Login button "OnSelect" property:

If(LookUp(UserInfoCollection,'SP.Username'= TextInput1.Text).'SP.Password' = TextInput2.Text,Navigate('Home Screen'),Navigate('Failed to login screen'))

If(LookUp('User Info','SP.Username'= TextInput1.Text).'SP.Password' = TextInput2.Text,Navigate('Home Screen'),Navigate('Failed to login screen'))

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