Adding Native Confirmation Dialogs with Power Fx function
Before the built-in Confirm() function existed, adding a simple yes/no confirmation in Power Apps required significant manual effort. In canvas apps, developers typically had to create overlay screens, place message text and action buttons, and manage visibility and state with variables and formulas, similar behavior often demanded custom JavaScript or other workaround techniques. These bespoke… Read More »
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