Hi All👋 , I used the various code suggestions offered by power apps to navigate between the different screens but it doesn't work. Does anyone have a proposal for a solution ?
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@JCB ,
Apart from the Capital F on fade required and assuming you have named the screens as you have posted, that is the correct code. Where are you running this from?
@JCB Try following this approach:
1. Add a button control on first screen
2. Assuming 2nd screen name is DetailsScreen. Try using below formulas in OnSelect property of button control:
Navigate(DetailsScreen)
OR
Navigate(DetailsScreen, ScreenTransition.Fade)
OR
Navigate(DetailsScreen; ScreenTransition.Fade)
Also, make sure DisplayMode property of button control is set to Edit.
Documentation: Navigate function in Power Apps
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What is the code you have been trying to use and where have you been using it?
Hi, Mr WarrenBelz
In fact, I have defined a source screen and a target screen. On the source screen, on Onselect I used Navigate (Target, ScreenTransition.fade) and on the target screen, on Onselect I used Navigate(Source, ScreenTransition.fade)
@JCB ,
Apart from the Capital F on fade required and assuming you have named the screens as you have posted, that is the correct code. Where are you running this from?
@JCB Try following this approach:
1. Add a button control on first screen
2. Assuming 2nd screen name is DetailsScreen. Try using below formulas in OnSelect property of button control:
Navigate(DetailsScreen)
OR
Navigate(DetailsScreen, ScreenTransition.Fade)
OR
Navigate(DetailsScreen; ScreenTransition.Fade)
Also, make sure DisplayMode property of button control is set to Edit.
Documentation: Navigate function in Power Apps
Please click Accept as solution & 👍 if my answer helped you to solve your issue. This will help others to find the correct solution easily. If the answer was useful in other ways, please consider giving it 👍
Thanks so much for your reply
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