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I have an "Edit form" (ie, the URL contains the ID of the current record). I would like to include javascript logic on a custom button I've added to save the value of one field and one field only to the current record on this "Edit form". I'm aware you can call an http request to trigger power automate but I'm wondering if there's a much more simpler way to do this.

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Fubar 8,487 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Would help if you provide more details about why you want to do it.
If all other fields are to be readonly, then configure a dataverse form and set all the fields on the form except the one you want editable as readonly. and use that form
If for some reason you need to to be in code, then use the Portals Web API https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/configure/web-api-overview

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You're right, due to business reasons, it needs to be in code. I suppose Portals Web API is the way to go then as you suggested.

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