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Power Pages: Power Automate List Action Button

A member of the Power Pages community recently reached out to me asking about how you can know which contact triggered a classic workflow when added via the list action buttons. Unfortunately, the answer is: you can't. You can, however, know which contact triggered a Power Automate flow. But as of now, you can't add a Power Automate action button to a list via configuration - you need a bit of JavaScript to create the action button and invoke a Power Automate flow via the Power Pages Web API. In this post, I'll look at how to do exactly that.

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Power Pages: Another "Leak"

For the second time in a few years, Power Pages is making the news for all the wrong reasons. In mid-November 2024, Aaron Costello of security firm AppOmni published an article describing what he called "a significant data exposure issue within Microsoft Power Pages". Let's look at what he discovered.

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Power Pages: Versus Power Apps

A question I recently saw on the Power Platform Community forums asked why would someone use Power Apps (I'm assuming they are referring to canvas apps) instead of Power Pages. They mentioned that using Dataverse with Power Apps requires a premium license, so I think the implication is that Power Pages might be a cheaper option. In this blog post, I'm going to look at some of considerations when making the choice between Power Pages and Power Apps (both model-driven and canvas).

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Case Studies

AlarmTek

Full Business Solution

Built using Microsoft Dynamics 365 as the platform, Engineered Code developed a full business solution for AlarmTek, including mobile applications for employees and customers, a website, and integrations with multiple finance applications.

Partner: DC Design Works, Justin Reves
LG Online

LG Online

Highly customized Power Pages site for membership-based government association organization.

Bradbury Brand + Design Experts

Customized Off-the-Shelf WordPress Theme

Starting from an existing WordPress theme, Engineered Code provided a customized look-and-feel for Bradbury's new website.

Partner: Bradbury Brand + Design Experts
Alliance Franchise Brands

Extending Dynamics 365 Portals

Engineered Code assisted Alliance Franchise Brand's Microsoft Dynamics 365 implementation partner, NexTec Group, with advanced customizations for their Dynamics 365 Portals.

Partner: NexTec

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