It’s the third part of these series, and I’m assuming you’ve at least looked at the first two, since this is where I talked about how to enable GC Web for Power Pages, and, also, about how to configure some of the language-specific features once the theme has been “enabled”. Let’s talk about lookup localizations… Read More »
In the first part, I described how to get GC Web theme deployed in Power Pages, but there were quite a few things missing there. We still need to: And, then, we also need to look at the lookup label localizations, forms, list, and still a bunch of other things. We’ll get there, but, first:… Read More »
If you have not worked on the GoC projects, you might not be aware of what GC Web is, so, in short, it’s an accessible web template/theme that’s been implemented by a lot of government of Canada web sites. As in, have a look at the “canada.ca” to get an idea. It’s relatively well documented… Read More »
Here is a question: if there is no table permission for a given table, is there a way to present present data from that table to your Power Pages site visitor? And the answer is “yes” – I’ll explain below, and you can think of the possible implications, since that depends. Let’s say you had… Read More »
In the first part, we talked about setting up the following: What’s still remaining is to configure the docker components to make the traffic flow to the portal through the external domain. Let’s get to it then. First, you’ll need docker somewhere. In my case, I have a Windows desktop with WSL2 and Docker desktop… Read More »
In the previous post, I did show it off a bit, but how do we actually set it all up? Well, see below, just be ready for a l-o-o-o-ng read. First things first, what’s the ultimate goal? This just speaks “reverse proxy”, but how do I set it up? And there is one more requirement:… Read More »
Earlier this month I was thinking of a way to use “on demand” licensing with Power Platform (including Power Pages) for a “micro business” company, and, although it’s probably arguable what makes sense and what’s not, but one of the things I wanted to figure out is whether it would be possible to lock down… Read More »
When it comes to page rendering, there are a few possibilities in Power Pages, but the most common one is that you’d have the following: You’d add liquid code to the web template and to the web page, it would be merged by Power Pages at the time of rendering, and that’s what power pages… Read More »
Whether you are using a default identity provider or not, you will usually want one of these 4 things to happen to your users: Let’s see… Option 1: Have your users redirected to the same page where they were requested to sign in (or where they initiated the sign in process) Make sure ProfileRedirectEnabled site… Read More »
If you only had one identity provider, and if you wanted your users to skip the intermediate sign in page, you could use LoginButtonAuthenticationType site setting to achieve just that. However, if that single provider were Azure AD, you’d need to figure out the value to use for the site setting. Here it goes: At… Read More »