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Sorry if this is a newbie question, but is there a way to move nodes in the design canvas?
For instance you create a condition and later realize the flow in that branch belongs to another branch. Is there a way to just drag and connect it to the appropriate branch?
Thanks much!
Dragging nodes doesn’t work in the unified canvas but it sounds like you are using the current production PVA model which does. You can accomplish what you want by clicking on the node above the action you want to move to select the connection between it and its current parent and hitting delete on your keyboard. This orphans it and puts it on the side. At that point go to where you want it to appear, click the + then click on the small node that appears and drag that over to the orphaned section. (Note: you could also do these steps in reverse and sever the old path node after you connect to the new one) The layout of the topic will adjust after the connections are updated.
Please let me know if that works or you’d like a quick video walkthrough.
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Matt
The new unified authoring canvas isn’t available for PVA bots created in Dataverse for Teams, yet.
@HenryJammes thanks for sharing this. Is this feature available for Chatbots created in Dataverse for Teams please?
When I create a chatbot I get a pop up saying “Create a chatbot”. Behind the pop up I see what you mentioned above, but no way to select it.
Thanks.
Hi @Nicer_Atl!
You can see the new unified authoring canvas only for the chatbots that have been created in that preview version.
From https://web.powerva.microsoft.com/, when you create a new chatbot, you can create them in the unified authoring canvas.
You can also create a copy of an existing chatbot in the new unified authoring canvas. When you're on an existing chatbot, click the "Try the preview" link and it will offer a way to create a copy of your chatbot.
@HenryJammes thanks for the response!
In the current iteration, it does seem to allow you to "drag" a node point from where it is, but it goes somewhere else in the flow that you can't seem to control....
I suppose since November is not far away this may be a moot point. Thanks.
I don't think this is possible in the current authoring canvas.
On November 10th, we're releasing the public preview of the new unified authoring canvas. It will support cut/copy/paste actions.
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