Fixed –Web resource method does not exist in Dynamics 365 / Dataverse


We might get this error while working with Web resource of type JavaScript.

Either it could be because the method doesn’t exist or it could be because of the incorrect syntax.

For a small file, it is easy to figure out, but for a large file, we could use online validator tools like

Fix the syntax error, upload and publish the file and the error should get fixed.

Hope it helps..

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Fixed – Bad Request – Error in query syntax while using Xrm.WebAPI


We might get the below error while using Xrm.WebAPI.

‘Bad Request – Error in query syntax.’

One of the reasons could be that while setting up the Lookup field, we haven’t removed the curly brackets.

Use the below function to replace/remove them.

  • let result = myGuid.replace(/[{}]/g, ”);
  • let result = myGuid.replace(“{“, “”).replace(“}”, “”);

Hope it helps..

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Fixed – Value must be a data entity record error in Power Apps


We got the below error while trying to use the Relate function – “Value must be a data entity record”

 

 

 

 

 

As the error message clearly states and also if we see the syntax, the Relate function expects a record

Below was our formula for OnSelect, which was throwing the error

Here instead of passing the record, we were passing the table in the Relationship which was the reason for the error.

We changed it to store the ThisItem

And also updated the OnSelect

This fixed the issue for us.

Hope this helps..

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Fixed – Custom Page not opening or Page doesn’t exist in this app error in the model-driven app (PowerApps)


Recently we created a custom page to be opened from the Ribbon / Command bar, however, the page was not opening for us, even though the function was running properly.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/navigate-to-custom-page-examples

Here we had created the custom page from within the solution area, so we need to add this custom page to our model-driven app. (The other option is to create the page from the Modern App Designer.)

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/add-page-to-model-app#create-or-edit-a-custom-page

Open the app in the Modern App Designer and click on Add Page

Select Use an exiting custom page, select the page and uncheck the Show in navigation option as we are opening this page from the form.

Publish the app.

This time clicking on Open Custom page command/button on the form successfully opened the custom page for us.

Thanks to Andrew (https://butenko.pro/) for the solution.

Hope it helps..

 

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Binding Choice / OptionSet (multiselect) with Combo box in Canvas Apps / Power Apps (DataVerse)


Instead of hardcoding Combo box , we can bind it to the Choice / Option Set field of Dynamics 365 / Dataverse.

Format – Choices(DataSource[@columnname])

Check out the post that explains it – https://debajmecrm.com/how-to-bind-a-multiselect-choice-of-dataverse-to-a-combobox-in-canvas-apps/

Also check out – how to bind and do filter on multiselect combo box – https://youtu.be/5dSk5iOgT68?t=286

To learn about all the properties of Combo box refer – https://www.spguides.com/powerapps-combobox-control/

Hope it helps..

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Fix- Multiple levels of many-to-one relationship expansion aren’t supported in PowerApps


We would get this error while trying to get the value of a related entity (lookup) through a related entity (lookup) in the current record using the incorrect formula.

For e.g. here Region is a lookup in the Village, which in turn is a lookup in the Product record (ThisItem).

The solution here is to use the LookUp function

Before

After

ThisItem.Village.Region.Name

LookUp(Villages, Village = ThisItem.Village.Village).Region.Name

 

Search the Villages table, using the GUID of the Village, and fetch the name of the region lookup field in it.

Hope it helps..

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