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Creating more than one popup in a page on Power Apps

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I am creating an application introducing the viewers to the content of a learning curriculum, which is organized around three main core programs. Each of those core programs countains six modules, which I wish to detail in a popup visual you obtain once clicking one of them (our modules are displayed using clickable buttons). I was able to implement this approach once, but then the tool only allows the displation of one popup window. I would need it to know how to make the tool understand when to open popup1, popup2, etc. How could it be done?

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    mdevaney Profile Picture
    29,989 Moderator on at

    @Anonymous 

    You can control which pop-up displays by making the Visible property a variable.  When true, the pop-up will show.  When false, the pop-up will be hidden.

     

    Consider making a series of variables, one for each pop-up.  Set them all to false initially.

     

    • varShowPopUp1
    • varShowPopUp2
    • varShowPopUp3
    • varShowPopUp4
    • varShowPopUp5
    • varShowPopUp6

     

    Then, when you want to show any particular pop-up set its value to true and it will appear on the screen.  If you need more instructions about how to setup pop-menus consider reading my tutorial.


    Link to 'Pop-Up Menus In PowerApps' Article:

    https://matthewdevaney.com/how-to-create-a-pop-up-menu-in-power-apps/

     

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  • BrianS Profile Picture
    2,407 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    You could just use variables and the single window. For each course put text into a label on a separate screen with the text you need.

    Create your pop-up the regular way, but set the text for the pop-up to be a variable - say var_PUText.

    On each button (or whatever they press to get the extra info - icon, etc.) first set var_PUText to the value of the correct label you created earlier. Then set the value of the variable you are using to set the visibility of the popup:

    Set(var_PUText, label_CourseContent_01.Text); Set(var_Visible,true)

    You can use context variables if this will be limited to a single screen

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