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Power Pages: My Favorite ChatGPT Misconceptions
June 29, 2025 4 Min.To ReadAfter hand-crafting almost a hundred Power Pages memes, I recently gave in and started using ChatGPT to help generate ideas. It has been amazing. Not only has it help me create new content more quickly, but it has also highlighted some misconceptions that appear to be out there about Power Pages. In this post, I’ll look at some of my favorite things ChatGPT gets wrong about Power Pages.
Power Pages: Mysterious Disappearing Lookup Value When Using Custom JavaScript
May 28, 2025 3 Min.To ReadThe out-of-the-box user experience of the Lookup control in Power Pages works fine in many situations, but it is not uncommon on a project to want to change it up using some custom JavaScript. Recently, this was the case for us when a client wanted custom related record filtering. However, we ran into a strange issue where, when saving the form, instead of it setting the value correctly, the column was being cleared in Dataverse. In this post, I’ll get into the details of what was going on.
Power Pages: Depending on jQuery
April 14, 2025 3 Min.To ReadWhile jQuery may be past its prime, it is certainly still used a lot, especially on Power Pages sites (because it is included automatically). In this blog post, I look at what happens when you don’t pay attention to where that automatic inclusion happens.
Why Our New Website Isn’t Built On Power Pages
March 24, 2025 3 Min.To ReadLast month we launched a redesigned version of EngineeredCode.com. While much of our business is focused on Power Pages, we decided keep using the same platform we had for the previous version – WordPress. I got some questions about that, so I figured I’d share our reasons in this month’s blog post.
Power Pages: Why Liquid and FetchXML Is Better Than Web API for Read Operations
February 24, 2025 4 Min.To ReadRecently someone commented on one of the videos on our YouTube channel asking why I usually recommend using Liquid and FetchXML for querying Dataverse as opposed to the Power Pages Web API. I responded with a quick answer, but I thought it might be helpful to put together something that goes into a bit more detail as to why I think there is still a place for Liquid and FetchXML.
Power Pages: Form Label Best Practices
January 28, 2025 3 Min.To ReadOne of the fundamental features of Power Pages is the ability to create or edit Dataverse data via Forms. The layout of a Power Pages Forms is defined using Dataverse table forms, which are the same as those used in model-driven Power Apps. Part of that layout includes the labels for the fields of the form. In this post we’ll look at the various options Power Pages provides to customize those field labels.
Power Pages: Power Automate List Action Button
December 30, 2024 3 Min.To ReadA 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.
Power Pages: Another “Leak”
November 29, 2024 4 Min.To ReadFor 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.
Power Pages: Versus Power Apps
October 28, 2024 3 Min.To ReadA 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).
Power Pages: My Favorite ChatGPT Misconceptions
June 29, 2025 4 Min.To ReadAfter hand-crafting almost a hundred Power Pages memes, I recently gave in and started using ChatGPT to help generate ideas. It has been amazing. Not only has it help me create new content more quickly, but it has also highlighted some misconceptions that appear to be out there about Power Pages. In this post, I’ll look at some of my favorite things ChatGPT gets wrong about Power Pages.
Power Pages: Mysterious Disappearing Lookup Value When Using Custom JavaScript
May 28, 2025 3 Min.To ReadThe out-of-the-box user experience of the Lookup control in Power Pages works fine in many situations, but it is not uncommon on a project to want to change it up using some custom JavaScript. Recently, this was the case for us when a client wanted custom related record filtering. However, we ran into a strange issue where, when saving the form, instead of it setting the value correctly, the column was being cleared in Dataverse. In this post, I’ll get into the details of what was going on.
Power Pages: Depending on jQuery
April 14, 2025 3 Min.To ReadWhile jQuery may be past its prime, it is certainly still used a lot, especially on Power Pages sites (because it is included automatically). In this blog post, I look at what happens when you don’t pay attention to where that automatic inclusion happens.