Moving from trial to production
When working with Microsoft Power Pages, many users start with a trial environment to explore capabilities, build prototypes, or test features. However, once your portal is ready for real-world use,….
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Portal Checker tool walkthrough
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,….
Using Fiddler/Postman with Power Pages APIs
Working with Power Pages APIs (especially when dealing with CRUD operations via the Web API) often requires testing and debugging using external tools like Fiddler and Postman. These tools help….
Enabling Portal Maintenance Mode
Maintenance Mode is a valuable feature in Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) that allows administrators to temporarily take a portal offline for updates, deployments, or critical troubleshooting. Instead of….
Troubleshooting portal errors
Troubleshooting errors in Microsoft Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) is a critical part of maintaining a healthy and reliable portal. Since Power Pages are tightly integrated with Dataverse, authentication….
Web API for CRUD operations
Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) can interact with the Dataverse Web API to perform CRUD operations—Create, Read, Update, and Delete—on Dataverse data. This is particularly useful when building custom….
Custom authentication providers
Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) allows users to create custom authentication providers to handle authentication and user login. This can be beneficial when you need to integrate a portal….
Integrating with Dynamics 365
Microsoft Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) is designed to work seamlessly with Dynamics 365, making it easy to expose Dynamics 365 data and business logic to external users through….