Microsoft Power Pages Tutorials
In this Power Pages tutorial, I’ll show you how to set up Google login as an authentication method. This is great when you want to allow users to sign in to your site using their Google accounts, whether they’re internal users, partners, or public visitors. Power Pages supports multiple OAuth 2.0 providers, including Google, Facebook, … read more…
In this Power Pages tutorial, I will show you how to configure Microsoft Identity Provider authentication step-by-step. Using Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory), you can allow users to log in to your Power Pages site with their Microsoft work or school accounts. This makes your site more secure and user-friendly, especially if you’re … read more…
If you’re creating a site with Power Pages and want to showcase content in a clean, professional layout, adding a Card Gallery is the best way to do so. Whether you are displaying team profiles, blog posts, projects, or services, a card layout helps organize everything visually and keeps your page looking clean and professional. … read more…
While working on a Power Pages site, one of my colleagues asked me, “How can I display Dataverse data in Power Pages?” I explained that you can easily display data using a list option. But here’s the best part: a list doesn’t just show data. It also allows users to create, edit, and delete records … read more…
I was working on a Power Pages form titled “Employee Onboarding.” It had many fields, and I felt that showing everything on one page might be too much for the user. So, I thought, why not break it into small steps? That’s when I tried making a multistep form. Now, the form looks clean and … read more…
A few weeks ago, I assisted a colleague in building a simple customer feedback portal using Power Pages. Everything went correctly until we realized there were no built-in forms to collect responses. After conducting some research, I found that we can create forms using Microsoft Dataverse and add them to Power Pages. In this tutorial, … read more…
I recently worked with a manufacturing client who had one primary need: to easily communicate with their external users, such as vendors and partners. They already used Microsoft tools internally, so I suggested something secure and straightforward, such as Microsoft Power Pages. Power Pages is part of the Microsoft Power Platform. It enables you to create websites … read more…
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