New Release: Supporting Command Bar (Ribbon)
Version 1.2.2.1 - Release Date: January 7, 2024
We are excited to announce the release of version 1.2.2.1 of our product! This update brings a host of new features and improvements to give more power to the makers. Below are the key highlights of this release:
New Features
Command Bar flows (Preview): Ability to extend the command bar of forms with no code, giving the maker the same capabilities for advanced features of form flows when extending command bar (ribbon) flows.
Business Process Flow actions: Enriching the actions makers can configure without a single line of code
Improvements
UI Enhancements
New site map icons and sub-areas to help users access help faster
New ribbon Icons
A new modal for creating new flows to help users easily create flows
How to Upgrade
To upgrade your installed byld solutions, follow the below steps:
Navigate to the admin.powerplatform.com
From environments, select the environment you want to upgrade the solution in
Click on Resources and then Dynamics 365 apps
Search for the app "byld.dev"
Click on Update
Accept the terms & conditions and then click Update
Your app will be updated
Get Started with command bar flows
Creating a command bar flow
From Flows click on New
Choose the “Command bar (Ribbon)” option
Set a name for the flow and then choose a table and a form for the command bar you want to extend
⚠The form selected is just for generating IntelliSense for your flow editorClick on Create
To edit the flow, click on Edit
Configure your flow (Example below):
Publish your flow
Use your published flow in a command
Copy the details of your published flow
You will get two values,
A. File name
B. Function name
Open the Command Bar designer and click Edit Command bar for the entity you want to extend
Choose Main form
Create a new Command and choose type as JavaScript
Fill in the details your copied from the published flow
Library: Copy it from the library name of the published flow
Function: Copy it from the function of the published flow
Parameter: pass the Primary Control as the first parameter
Save & Publish
Observe the result after clicking on the button