I've seen that it is possible to use the "Launch" command to go from one PowerApp to another, but I'm wondering how to also trigger the "OnEdit" condition when the destination app is a custom SharePoint form, and input the desired row as the one to edit.
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Hi @HelloThereAll ,
Of course, for example,
set Items property of Gallery to 'SP list'
then put this code to OnSelect of button in Gallery, it will redirect to the Edit form of the selected record.
Launch(" https://<Domain>.sharepoint.com/sites/Sik/Lists/<ListName>/EditForm.aspx?ID=" & ThisItem.ID)
Sik
Hi @HelloThereAll ,
Please try with this URL
Launch(" https://<Domain>.sharepoint.com/sites/Sik/Lists/<ListName>/EditForm.aspx?ID=<ItemID>")
Sik
Does that work with appending string variables, such as in a gallery? I'm still new to PowerApps, so I'm still trying to get everything straight.
Hi @HelloThereAll ,
Of course, for example,
set Items property of Gallery to 'SP list'
then put this code to OnSelect of button in Gallery, it will redirect to the Edit form of the selected record.
Launch(" https://<Domain>.sharepoint.com/sites/Sik/Lists/<ListName>/EditForm.aspx?ID=" & ThisItem.ID)
Sik
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