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In this blog, we will go through some of the more popular features of Power Apps Component Frameworks which will help you get the best of PCF.
With new updates in PowerApps Component Framework, you can now develop PCF control for multi select optionset field. This is made possible with the help of MultiSelectOptionSet type property. We had a requirement where we had to create a PCF control for multi select optionset field using which the user can visualize the values in a list form. Refer to our blog to get a step-by-step understanding of how we fulfilled this requirement.
Creating and managing popups and dialog boxes in PCF control is usually done using external UI libraries like Fluent UI. But with the introduction of PopupService, a native PCF option, managing popups have become a lot easier. With upto seven different methods viz createPopup, closePopup, deletePopup, openPopup, updatePopup, getPopupsId, and setPopupsId, create and manage popups for your model-driven and canvas apps easily.
When working with clients from all around the world, dealing with native languages is a necessity. And PCF control does have the feature to run in multiple languages. Each language has its own way of writing the script; some are written in the left-to-right direction (English) and some are in right-to-left (Arabic) direction. And to deal with the situations where the user interface language is set to a language that is set from right-to-left direction, userSettings API of Power Apps can be used. In this blog, we have explained the same.
Microsoft Power Apps Component Framework also recently released
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