Create a Success Screen like a Professional in Power Apps
Time to create a successful success page after you user has inputted their information? Well, lets check out how the pro's do it and then do it ourselves! In this video we got over a few ways to let a user know their data was successfully uploaded. We create our own page with UX/UI in mind. Come check it out!
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:05 The Easy Way
1:50 Notifying the User with Submit
4:15 Looking at Professional's Success Screens
6:08 Create a Success Page with a Patch Statement
9:35 Designing the Success Message
12:15 Grouping the Success Message Parts
14:22 Demonstrating Final Success Screen
15:18 Conclusion
The Patch Statement:
Set(varPatchSuccess,
Patch(
MyTasks,
galTasks.Selected,
{
'My Task': txtMyTask.Text,
DueDate: dteDueDate.SelectedDate,
ActualTime: txtActualTime.Text,
Resource: cmbResource.Selected,
TaskType: txtTaskType.Text,
TaskLabel: txtTaskLabel.Text,
Comments: rchComment.HtmlText
}
));
If(!IsBlank(varPatchSuccess),
UpdateContext({varSuccess:true}),
UpdateContext({varError:true})
)
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