Introduction In the age of digital transformation, providing easy and secure access to information is crucial for businesses to maintain engagement and improve communication with customers, partners, employees, and other….
In Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals), Entity Permissions are critical for managing secure access to Dataverse tables. However, one of the most common and frustrating issues developers face is….
With the increasing adoption of Power Pages (formerly known as Power Apps Portals), organizations now rely more than ever on robust, scalable, and secure websites built directly on the Microsoft….
A multi-site portal strategy allows organizations to deliver tailored experiences through multiple Power Pages portals under a unified architecture. This approach supports businesses that need to serve diverse audiences (customers,….
Creating reusable components in Power Pages allows for consistency, easier maintenance, and faster development across your portal project. These components can include UI elements, data display blocks, scripts, or layout….
Environment variables in Power Platform—including Power Pages—are a powerful way to manage configurations and settings that change between environments (e.g., development, test, production). Instead of hardcoding values like API keys,….
Solutions in Power Pages (and the broader Power Platform ecosystem) are containers that allow you to manage, package, and deploy components of your portal to different environments. Using solutions helps….
Logging portal activities is essential for monitoring, troubleshooting, auditing, and ensuring the security and performance of Power Pages portals. It helps track user actions, monitor system performance, and gain insights….
The Portal Checker tool in Power Pages is a valuable utility designed to help developers and administrators assess the health and functionality of their Power Pages portals. It identifies issues,….
When working with Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals), understanding Web Roles and Table Permissions (formerly called Entity Permissions) is crucial for controlling who can access what. These two components….
