Hi Andrew! Thank you for the video! Could you please help with the error I have: "$(...).popover is not a function"? I think I did everything like in your tutorial, but an error appears, even when using $(document).ready(); also in debugger $(someitem) works, but popover, outerHTML return error "..is not a function"
Elizabeth, Can you please put your sourcecode let's say to github and share the repo with me? I can grab the repo and take a look on it. І з днем вишиванки, доречі! Andrew
A quick update, I created another project, this time targeting the same versions as Andrew's demo. This time popover worked. npm install jquery@3.4 npm install @types/jquery@3.3.31 npm install bootstrap@4.3.1 npm install @types/bootstrap@4.3.1
@@AndrewButenko Sure! I use stencil.js to write plain HTML/JS web standard components. These are consumed at times in React or Angular projects. They are based on standards so they can be used anywhere. What I would like to know is if I can import a standards based web component into a PCF project without using a framework like React? BTW I use web components in SPFX web parts.
@@TheStoibz Ok. Now I got it. If you want to use that framework it's great if it is has ts version published over npm - that's the way you can utilize it easily. If it's not available over NPM you will have to bring it to the project somehow.
Hi Andrew! Thank you for the video!
Could you please help with the error I have: "$(...).popover is not a function"?
I think I did everything like in your tutorial, but an error appears, even when using $(document).ready(); also in debugger $(someitem) works, but popover, outerHTML return error "..is not a function"
Elizabeth, Can you please put your sourcecode let's say to github and share the repo with me? I can grab the repo and take a look on it. І з днем вишиванки, доречі! Andrew
@@AndrewButenko З днем вишиванки!
@@elizabeth3144 is it resolved ? What was the issue @Andrew and Elizabeth
I too am having the same issue. I am using Bootstrap version 5.2 and Jquery version 3.6.
A quick update, I created another project, this time targeting the same versions as Andrew's demo. This time popover worked.
npm install jquery@3.4
npm install @types/jquery@3.3.31
npm install bootstrap@4.3.1
npm install @types/bootstrap@4.3.1
Hello , is there a way to change value of an standard input element of canvas app from code component of powerapps?
Hello, I don't this this is doable but you can use PCF control in canvas app to display information the different way.
Hello! Great content. Do you know if we can support web components? Searching now on how to use them from PCF. Thanks!
I'm not sure what you mean. Can you may be elaborate it a bit?
@@AndrewButenko Sure! I use stencil.js to write plain HTML/JS web standard components. These are consumed at times in React or Angular projects. They are based on standards so they can be used anywhere. What I would like to know is if I can import a standards based web component into a PCF project without using a framework like React? BTW I use web components in SPFX web parts.
@@AndrewButenko For your reference: blog.mastykarz.nl/web-components-sharepoint-framework/
@@TheStoibz Ok. Now I got it. If you want to use that framework it's great if it is has ts version published over npm - that's the way you can utilize it easily. If it's not available over NPM you will have to bring it to the project somehow.
Andrew Butenko ok I’ll try that and report back. Thanks for the idea