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PCF Harness: Default Values for OptionSet control

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When we develop a PCF OptionSet Control, we get always 3 options available: "Option A / Option B / Option C".

Is there a possibility to define another values?

I would need some more flexibility: more options, long text for options, different content, specify color for the options, aso.

I would implement my own default values, but since the 3 values are always returned, I don't know when to overwrite them with my own values.

  • Hemant Gaur Profile Picture
    Hemant Gaur on at
    Re: PCF Harness: Default Values for OptionSet control

    Providing custom values is not supported in the test harness. Please log feature request/idea on https://aka.ms/PCFIdea

     

    Hemant 

  • Diana Birkelbach Profile Picture
    Diana Birkelbach 3,072 on at
    Re: PCF Harness: Default Values for OptionSet control

    Hi @v-yutliu-msft ,

    thank you for the fast answer. I'm not sure if we talk about the same problem. I'm looking for a way to set the available optionset values for test inside the harness, not to configure an Enum-parameter for the form customization.

    I've attached a screenshot to show what I mean.

    I'm not sure how to bind the Enum parameter with my OptionSet bound parameter?

     

    Best regards,

    Diana

     

  • Re: PCF Harness: Default Values for OptionSet control

    Hi @DianaBirkelbach ,

    Do you want to set the option set's value by your own?

    You can acheive the same by using type ‘enum’  as following - 

     

    A sample property l

        <property name="EnableFiltering" display-name-key="CC_Allow_Filtering" description-key="CC_Allow_Filtering_Desc" usage="input" of-type="Enum" required="false" hidden="true">

          <value name="Yes" display-name-key="CC_Enable_Filtering" description-key="CC_Enable_Filtering_Desc">yes</value>

          <value name="No" display-name-key="CC_Disable_Filtering" description-key="CC_Disable_Filtering_Desc" default="true">no</value>

        </property>

     

     

    Here's a similar issue for your reference:

    https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Apps-Ideas/From-control-configuration-Allow-input-value-for-TwoOptions/idi-p/305891

     

     

    Best regards,

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