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Posted on by Janakisekhar777 6

I am trying to achieve a functionality, wherein i want to have a button&pencil icon in a row of list some thing like screenshot1.

1. As soon as user click on pencil that particular row should allow to edit data .
2. As soon as user click on provide data button it should navigate to another page with some information. Can you please guys let me know if this is possible? If Yes, Can you please mention the steps?

 

Thanks -:)

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    GWham1 on at

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    1. Simple: You could use JavaScript and inject a new button where you want in the table with the relevant action.
    2. Moderate: You could use a custom render/web template to display the entity list as you want it.
      https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/configure/liquid/render-list-current-page
    3. Moderate: You could use FetchXML in your web templates to query D365 and display your results as per the entity list.
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    paulmagnetism 4 on at

    If you want to use the standard Power Pages functions, you would add an Edit Record Action and a View Details Action to the List component. This will create the 2 buttons for each record.

     

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/configure/list-configuration

     

    You can configure the Edit action to open a dialog with a Basic form to edit and save the data. And you can configure the View Details action to open another webpage passing through the selected record ID.

     

    But if you were wanting an inline editable grid, that would require custom code.

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