How to Use Power Apps Monitor to Identify Disabled Controls in Model-Driven Apps?
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Question
You create a form for a model-driven app and add a control to the form. You enable the control.
Users report that the control is disabled on the form.
You need to identify the root cause of the issue by using the Monitor tool.
What should you do?
Select only one answer.
A. Open the FormControls operation and check the value of the DisableFormControl property.
B. Open the ControlStateChange.hidden operation and review the last logged operation.
C. Open the ControlStateChange.disabled operation and review the last logged operation.
D. Open the FormControls operation and check the value of the Disabled property.
Answer
C. Open the ControlStateChange.disabled operation and review the last logged operation.
Explanation
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of using the Monitor tool to troubleshoot solutions.
If the control is disabled after the form is first loaded, this will be stored in the log of the Monitor tool. DisableFormControl is used as an argument to disable the control. ControlStateChange.hidden shows if the control visibility was changed from visible to hidden and/or hidden to visible. FormControls displays only the details about the initial control state.
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