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Bind complex json to label and dropdown of gallery in canvas app.

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Posted on 26 Jan 2024 08:39:48 by 15

I have below json output 
[
{
"moduelName": "test module",
"instructorinfo": [
{
"instructorName": "test test",
"instructorId": "1931dec0-c1ba-ee11-9078-6045bdd0ed08"
}
]
},
{
"moduelName": "test module1",
"instructorinfo": [
{
"instructorName": "test test",
"instructorId": "1931dec0-c1ba-ee11-9078-6045bdd0ed08"
},
{
"instructorName": "test test",
"instructorId": "1931dec0-c1ba-ee11-9078-6045bdd0ed08"
}
]
}
]
My requirement is On the gallery two control are there label and dropdown. On label I want to show each module name and on the dropdown I want to show the  associate instructor name . for example for first module it will  show the "test module" and only 1 instructor in dropdown and for other module it will show the "test module1" and 2 instructor in dropdown.

  • Shubham_Koolwal Profile Picture
    15 on 27 Jan 2024 at 04:19:11
    Re: Bind complex json to label and dropdown of gallery in canvas app.

    Yeah super, working as expected. Thank you so much.

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    BCBuizer Profile Picture
    22,096 Super User 2025 Season 1 on 26 Jan 2024 at 12:13:53
    Re: Bind complex json to label and dropdown of gallery in canvas app.

    Hi @Shubham_Koolwal ,

     

    In a test I set your JSON string as the text in a Text Input control (TextInput1) so I could reference it.

     

    Then I added a gallery and set its' Items property to:

    Table(ParseJSON(TextInput1.Text))

    Inside the gallery, I used the below for the Text property of a label to display the module:

    Text(ThisItem.Value.moduelName)

    And finally for the dropdown I set its' Items property to:

    ForAll(ThisItem.Value.instructorinfo,{instructorName: Text(ThisRecord.instructorName), instructorId: Text(ThisRecord.instructorId)})

     

    This gave me the below result:

    BCBuizer_0-1706271190675.png

     

    For reference and credits: I used this article to get to this solution: https://devoworx.net/powerapps-parse-json-examples/

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