It's happened to me more than once. I'm editing an app for more than 4 hours. I click Ctrl-S frequently - every time I make an important change. I am weary and accidentally delete a control. Hundreds of little red error circles appear. There is no Un-Do. There is no Control-Z. I close my session without saving and reboot. I restore a recent Save- it is no good - full of errors. The only decent version I have is from 4 hours ago; I know I saved more recently.
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Hi @SukieP ,
Yes - the Session Expired is another subject and why I save frequently - I just wish that is was based on no activity time rather than session time.
Hi @SukieP ,
SharePoint Defaults should not be ignored in Power Apps - I use them regularly and they always come up if the relevant control when the form is set with NewForm(FormName)
Hi @SukieP ,
I cannot speak for Ctrl-S, but save frequently using File > Save and make version notes of where I am up to. These are always there if I have to roll back, Also I have found Ctrl-Z restores deleted controls (and anything else you have done in reverse order, so careful how many times you select it) - the only thing if it is a card in a form it ends up at the bottom of the list as the last control put in the form.
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Thanks Warren. For me, Ctrl-S and Ctrl-Z work, until it they stop working. It seems there is a time limit on PowerApps maker sessions, or maybe my browser fills up its cache. I'm going to have to set a timer and restart my browser every few hours to prevent losing my work.
Hi @SukieP ,
Yes - the Session Expired is another subject and why I save frequently - I just wish that is was based on no activity time rather than session time.
Hi Warren,
It just happened to me again, and I figured out the cause. This app is uses SharePoint list with many columns, and multiple forms. I understand now that SharePoint defaults are ignored by PowerApps, so all of my number types were blank. I was seeing the blank errors in Monitor once I enabled verbose, but it wouldn't show me what controls they were tied to, and I was on a different form/tab so the arrangement of the error circles looked random.
Now I've set the default for the datacard values to
If(varFormMode = FormMode.New, Text(0,"[$-en-US]#,##0"), Text(Parent.Default,"[$-en-US]#,##0"))
and the errors are gone. I have SOOO much to learn!
Hi @SukieP ,
SharePoint Defaults should not be ignored in Power Apps - I use them regularly and they always come up if the relevant control when the form is set with NewForm(FormName)
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