Hi,
Is there any way to get Customised PopUp Confirmation 'Yes No' message box like Microsoft VBA with Code in PowerApps with out TextInputbox Grouping.
Thanks & Regards
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Please take a look at the attached app. It contains a component called message box that provides the look and feel you are seeking.
It is a reusable component in the app that can be used in any app.
To open the attached - first download. Then open an existing app or create a new app. Once the app is open in the designer, click on File->Open->Browse and then choose the downloaded file.
I hope this is helpful for you.
Keep in mind that Groups do NOT have properties. They are just all controls grouped together. So when you are changing what "appears" to be a group property, you are really just changing all of the controls in the group with that property to a new value. I only mention this because I have seen people blow away formulas they have spent more time on than they want by changing a "group property" thinking that it was for the group...not the controls in it.
Take one Label use fill property to fill it. add text like "Are you sure?" take 2 buttons yes and no. Set them inside label.
Group them together and set groups visible property to variable. Let's say "varPop".
on your form's submit button instead of writing submit form code. Write
Set(varPop,true)
this will display the popup on screen when user click on submit.
On pop up's NO button write
Set(varPop,false)
so pop up will hide when user will click NO
on pop up's Yes button write your submit button code.
OnSuccess of your form write
Set(varPop,false)
so when form is successfully saved pop up will be hidden again.
Please take a look at the attached app. It contains a component called message box that provides the look and feel you are seeking.
It is a reusable component in the app that can be used in any app.
To open the attached - first download. Then open an existing app or create a new app. Once the app is open in the designer, click on File->Open->Browse and then choose the downloaded file.
I hope this is helpful for you.
Keep in mind that Groups do NOT have properties. They are just all controls grouped together. So when you are changing what "appears" to be a group property, you are really just changing all of the controls in the group with that property to a new value. I only mention this because I have seen people blow away formulas they have spent more time on than they want by changing a "group property" thinking that it was for the group...not the controls in it.
Thanks. I will keep that in mind.
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