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Component for popup message with the passing OnSelect property to the component

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Posted on by lk777

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I am trying to create a component for popup messages with the OnSelect property for the confirmation button that looks like this:

Remove(colPics,LookUp(colPics,FileNamePic = galPicturesSaved.Selected.FileNamePic));UpdateContext({varShowPopupFileSaved:false})

It seems that it can not be achieved by assigning this string to some input property of the component.

I was hoping that I could assign it to the component input property and via a component internal variable assign it to the output property.

A Text property can't help to achieve this, at least I do not know how.

Any ideas?

EDIT:

I have just realized that this is not possible to achieve and will continue to use my in app solution.

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Javier Gallego Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi Ik777,

Sorry, do you need help or everything is good?

Thanks,

Javier

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Canvas Power App Modal Dialog (Popup) helped me to accomplish my goals. Component's input and output properties were not helpful for what I needed from a component. Using collections and a toggle switch to execute some complex code running in an application did the trick. The problem with variables is that they are isolated in components and in an application, but collections are accessible by both. That toggle.Default is a wonderful property to fire a toggle switch.

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