How to Create a Tree Menu in Power Apps | Step-by-Step Tutorial for Beginners

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @HareKrsn213
    @HareKrsn213 3 месяца назад

    On internet you will get lot of 1 level side menu but believe me this is what I was looking for nested 2 level side navigation menu bar...Just finished 1:23 mins of video and paused to say - thank you brother...I will resume this now 😄

  • @sysonang7755
    @sysonang7755 3 месяца назад +1

    Amazing video brother.

  • @RyanKuy-t4c
    @RyanKuy-t4c 3 месяца назад

    very nice tutorial keep it up!

  • @DaHooka
    @DaHooka 2 месяца назад

    Nice build of the component, i would use modern theming and place the site content into a container, set visibility depending on menu item, then you don't need to navigate to different screens, all can happen in one screen. (No duplication of all the components etc.)

    • @CourseElevate
      @CourseElevate  2 месяца назад

      When this video was build , Microsoft has not launched the Modern Themes (For modern themes, I am creating crash course on this channel , you can have a look on that as well.)
      Just a doubt, how will you access the navigation when you reach to next screen. I don't know any master header components possibility in Power Apps where you add navigation component at one place and its available on all the screens. let me know if you know that technique. thanks..Vikram

    • @DaHooka
      @DaHooka 2 месяца назад

      @@CourseElevate you can pass screen information as a property to your header component, no sure if you could pass a collection too

  • @jdriele
    @jdriele 3 месяца назад +3

    Tips: to avoid gallery refresh do not patch the collection used for the gallery, use anoter collection and read it.

    • @GrEgO169
      @GrEgO169 2 месяца назад

      What do you mean by do not patch the collection ? The collection is initialize on start right ? He is not patching anything ?

    • @jdriele
      @jdriele 2 месяца назад

      @@GrEgO169 I was wrong, he is not patching anything. (my tips stay valid but no applicable here). So why he has a loading refresh when he expands his menu ? I would prefer to play on sub gallery height instead of visible (8:20). By doing that, I will be sure that everything is loaded. Do reduce loading, i would recommend to not use images for navigation (svg are valid btw).

    • @GrEgO169
      @GrEgO169 2 месяца назад

      @@jdriele that’s a nice tips I have to say, need to try it in my nested gallery

  • @cagri2979
    @cagri2979 Месяц назад

    colMenu tabel is not creating and PowerApps does not recognize the Parent Menus. I did everything same on the video and now everywhere is full of errors. I didn't understand why

    • @CourseElevate
      @CourseElevate  Месяц назад

      You need to populate the collection. You can copy collection code given in the video description. Put this code in App on start. Then click on App-> three dots -> Run On Start. it will populate the collection. Alternatively just paste this code on Button On select property & in run mode. click the button. it will populate the collection. let me know if still face any challenge, I will help you to resolve this error.

  • @HareKrsn213
    @HareKrsn213 3 месяца назад

    How to hide image for the last item in the parent gallery as it does not have any submenu to show.

  • @ubaidbaig4232
    @ubaidbaig4232 2 месяца назад

    Can anyone tells how to create the database for nested gallery, I mean, this thing we can achieve with one list or we have to create more than one sharepoint list

    • @CourseElevate
      @CourseElevate  2 месяца назад

      Create only 1 SharePoint list. See the video description where I have provided Collection for Menu. Create parent-child relationship as I created in ColMenu.
      {MenuName:"Mobile",Screen:Mobile, Id:1, ParentMenu: "Products"},
      {MenuName:"Laptops",Screen:Laptops, Id:1, ParentMenu: "Products"},
      {MenuName:"Smartphones",Screen:Smartphones, Id:1, ParentMenu: "Products"},
      {MenuName:"Desktops",Screen:Desktops, Id:1, ParentMenu: "Products"},
      Here ParentMenu is "Products" and childMenus are "Mobile","Laptops","SmartPhones" and "Desktops". Create Similar structure in sharepoint list. You can consider ParentID instead of ParentMenu Name.. it depends on your requirements.
      Hope it helps..
      Thanks..Vikram

    • @ubaidbaig4232
      @ubaidbaig4232 Месяц назад

      @@CourseElevate thanks for clearing my doubt but I have one more question that,
      the above video is 2 level nested menu can you make a video for 3 level nested menu means
      e.g: I have some items or child menu in the sub menu so if I click on the Mobile option then it should show me the variety of mobiles if I click on Laptops & Smartphones then it should display the related child sub menu actually I have this kind of Task, so can you please make a separate video for it.

    • @CourseElevate
      @CourseElevate  Месяц назад

      I have already created Hierarchal menu which is multiple levels but that is a premium content so sharing here won't be possible. I have one menu Course on Udemy where you can find that. You can check the preview video for that course where I have demonstrated 4 levels of Hierarchal menu. Here is the link for that. www.udemy.com/course/powerapps-menu-navigation/?referralCode=F76EC8836AB34637F8BD

  • @abhiramch9226
    @abhiramch9226 3 месяца назад

    in data source ColMenu is not showing and items is not visible what to do?

    • @CourseElevate
      @CourseElevate  3 месяца назад +1

      You need to populate the collection. You can copy collection code given in the video description. Put this code in App on start. Then click on App-> three dots -> Run On Start. it will populate the collection. Alternatively just paste this code on Button On select property & in run mode. click the button. it will populate the collection. let me know if still face any challenge.