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Hi @5by5T ,
To show Toggle controls in Portal you need to write/get your PCF control to accomplish this. However, try the following method. It is not the expected result that you are looking for. But it will fulfil your need.
In Dataverse:
1. Add Activate column as a "Yes/No" field.
2. Edit the desired form and follow the below sequence.
Click Components > Add toggle control > choose your Activate field.
4. Save and Publish it.
In the portal studio:
1. Press Sync configuration and browse the website.
Output:
It will render as a checkbox.
Again not the straight answer you are looking for.!! Using OOB controls this is the output we can quickly build.
Hope it helps.
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Hi @5by5T ,
To show Toggle controls in Portal you need to write/get your PCF control to accomplish this. However, try the following method. It is not the expected result that you are looking for. But it will fulfil your need.
In Dataverse:
1. Add Activate column as a "Yes/No" field.
2. Edit the desired form and follow the below sequence.
Click Components > Add toggle control > choose your Activate field.
4. Save and Publish it.
In the portal studio:
1. Press Sync configuration and browse the website.
Output:
It will render as a checkbox.
Again not the straight answer you are looking for.!! Using OOB controls this is the output we can quickly build.
Hope it helps.
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If you like this post, give it a Thumbs up. Where it solved your request, Mark it as a Solution to enable other users to find it.
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