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Hello All Experts,

Below are some requirements which i need to perform.

1. I need to add multiple custom buttons on the form.

2. I need to pass the query string from one page to another when clicked one of the custom button.

3. I need to read the same querystring on the other form.

4. Based on the querystring i need to fetch the data from cds and then show it on all the fields present on the form.

It will be more appreciable to have this in the system.

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Actually i am new in this , i need to first try above mention options and then will be able to accept as solution.

but for the time being highly likable and appreciable content . 😀

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Hello @EmployeeOcta

Please confirm if @OliverRodrigues's answer helped you.

Cheers!

Pranjali

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Hi, everything below mentioned is achievable with a little bit of code:

1 - if you have an OOB entity form, you can add JS adding the buttons/custom html elements, for example:

var myButtonLabel = "{{ snippets['My Button Label'] }}"; // (optional) you can use a Content Snippet or hardcode the button label var myLink = "/my-page"; // you can hard-code your page, or (preferably) you can add into a site marker var myButton = "<a class='btn btn-primary' style='margin-top:12px' href=" + myLink + ">" + myButtonLabel + "</a>"; $("#<field you want to place the button after>").parent().append(myButton);

2 - you can use native JavaScript functions to read the URL: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URLSearchParams

3 - you might consider Liquid code, in your case I would create a custom Web Template (and Page Template) and add your code there. You can read the query string parameters and render whatever you need: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/liquid/liquid-objects

4 - via Liquid you can run FetchXML to retrieve CDS data

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