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Microsoft Power Pages in Action

You're reading from   Microsoft Power Pages in Action Accelerate your low-code journey with functional-rich web apps using Power Pages

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837630455
Length 350 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Danilo Capuano Danilo Capuano
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Modernizing Rob the Builder’s Business with Power Pages 2. Chapter 2: Power Pages Design Studio FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Power Pages Studio – Styling and Themes 4. Chapter 4: Dataverse Tables and Forms 5. Chapter 5: Table Permissions and Security 6. Chapter 6: Basic Forms, Lists, and Web Pages 7. Chapter 7: JavaScript and jQuery 8. Chapter 8: Web Templates and Liquid 9. Chapter 9: Workflow Automation 10. Chapter 10: Power Pages and Cloud Flows 11. Chapter 11: Charts, Dashboards, and Power BI 12. Chapter 12: REST Integration 13. Chapter 13: Creating a PDF File from Dataverse 14. Chapter 14: Modal Windows 15. Chapter 15: Enhancing Development with ChatGPT 16. Index 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Developing websites and deploying them to production

Having established a production website and several development sites, Sarah faced a new challenge. She needed to deploy content from one environment to another. She had built the website with Brenda in the Rob the Builder development environment that she had created in Chapter 1, now she needed to deploy it to the production environment she had created in Chapter 1. To do this, she would use the Power Pages solution tool to add her website and then deploy the solution to the production environment. Here are the steps for the same:

  1. In the studio, Sarah selected the Home | Solutions tab.
  2. She then clicked New solution and entered a name, as shown in Figure 2.7.
  3. Within the solution, Sarah added the website and pressed Export.
  4. Once that was complete, Sarah downloaded the .zip export to her local PC.
  5. In the studio, Sarah selected the production environment and pressed Import. After that, she chose the downloaded .zip file to import:
Figure 2.7 – New solution for deploying the website

Figure 2.7 – New solution for deploying the website

Now that the website was deployed, it was still set as private. It was time to set it to Public so that other users and the public could view the new website.

Setting the website to public

Sarah selected the settings to set the website as public, and they tested it on their phones to see how it looked.

To do this, in the studio production environment, Sarah selected the Set up tab and set Site visibility, as shown in Figure 2.8, to Public:

Figure 2.8 – Site visibility

Figure 2.8 – Site visibility

The website static pages were ready, and Brenda was ready to show them to her colleagues and announce them to her customers.

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Microsoft Power Pages in Action
Published in: Jun 2024
Publisher: Packt
ISBN-13: 9781837630455
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