Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed. I am decent enough with the non-coding aspects of power apps but needed that hand-holding through each step for my first ever experience with JavaScript. I would never have figured it out all of the steps all by myself, but now that I know them I'll be able to do many more things! You've helped me immeasurably. Hope to see more!
Hi Trevor, I had the same problem. At ~1:55 in the video Andrea types in the component name in lower case. If you type in CamelCase then getValue throws an error because it getAttribute("CamelCase") is NULL. I know this is an old post, just replying for anyone else facing the same problem.
Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed. I am decent enough with the non-coding aspects of power apps but needed that hand-holding through each step for my first ever experience with JavaScript. I would never have figured it out all of the steps all by myself, but now that I know them I'll be able to do many more things! You've helped me immeasurably. Hope to see more!
Great, these short java scripts videos are super helpful. keep them coming :) thank you
Amazing tutorial and use case!
Some reason doesn't work for me it says getvalue is null. I've checked the attribute name and even looked on the chrome dev console to double check.
Hi Trevor,
I had the same problem. At ~1:55 in the video Andrea types in the component name in lower case. If you type in CamelCase then getValue throws an error because it getAttribute("CamelCase") is NULL.
I know this is an old post, just replying for anyone else facing the same problem.
@@owenwetherow Use CoPilot, now, to solve this?
Why it is != to 1? Why it is not == 1?
my app returns true or false on a Yes/No dropdown.
I am getting this error, Cannot read properties of null (reading 'setVisible')