Use of isPropertyLoading property in PCF Control
In this post, we delve into the use of the isPropertyLoading property in virtual PowerApps component framework (PCF) control, which proved helpful in resolving a PCF control issue when data failed to load on the first page load.
The post explores an issue that the author encountered while working with a PCF control. The control failed to load data on the first page load as expected. The post outlines how the isPropertyLoading property helped to overcome this problem. By setting the isPropertyLoading property to ‘true,’ the control would continue to execute the relevant code until the component data had successfully loaded.
In summary, the post provides guidance to developers looking to overcome similar issues they might encounter when working with PCF controls, equipping them with the knowledge of using this property to overcome similar problems.
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