Responsive Forms in Power Apps

[@spadewade8292]

You are an awesome teacher. The best out there. Thank you.

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

Thank you for your time and sweet comments!

[@sundrapillay6668]

Thanks Krishna

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

You're most welcome, you are always a supporting person Sundra

[@bideyyusuf]

Hello Krishna. Brilliant video as usual. Pls, what's the best breakpoints to use if you intend to build a app that would be responsive on all phones, tabs & desktop?

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

Bidey, As I explained in video you can check as screen.size

[@bideyyusuf]

@@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302 thanks so much Krishna. Will buzz you on linkedIn for further discussion

[@arsalsubhan]

This Title fits and delievers perfectly to my google search . Thanks alot and please do keep up the good work :)

[@komanguy]

Yeah! Thanks a lot. Excellent video. Clear and concise. One again, thank you!

[@manusquall7770]

Forms without submit or cancel buttons....

[@souvikc734]

After using the Wrap my textboxes are moving towards to right far end of the screen(when I change the screen width to minimum) even after adding buffer and padding. I followed every step. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

I advise you to log a ticket in power users.Microsoft.com to get help on this specific case.

[@umarfarooq2813]

Hi Krishna, Thank you for your video on responsive forms. I wanted to ask do you have a video on how you created the responsive table on the home page?

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

Not yet I have that on my list

[@paddybluenose7982]

Thank you Krishna. Very impressive video and particularly impressed with the styling of the form layout. How did you achieve that in PowerApps?

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

I have explained the approaches to follow to achieve this. Please let me know if you see any questions you. I promise it is easy to handle / implement this.

[@vivekpande7748]

Very helpful

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

I am happy it is useful to you

[@jamesyumnam]

Thank you Krishna for this simplication.. one question is how can we ensure that we can move the controls freely inside a container?

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

In a container controls will be placed as per the order they added if you want to move controls, click on the ellipsis icon ( three little dots) and select move left or right for horizontal containers and move top and bottom in a vertical container. This is how you can move the controls as you wish.

[@cztop54]

Thanks so very much! This was super helpful and easily understood. Love the concept of no forms.

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

Thank you for your kind words

[@michellecurtis5711]

Thank you Krishna! I have an issue where the text boxes on the right of the screen stretch larger when reducing the screen width to below 950px. Have gone through it step by step and can't see why it's doing it. Please could you advise where best to check? Many thanks again :-)

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

I see this is specific to your app scenario I highly advise you to submit a ticket in PowerApps community powerusers.Microsoft.com

[@michellecurtis5711]

@@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302 thank you I will do that :-)

[@divyasree1792]

Hi Krishna, this is a very good explanation. I have tried the same steps but the form is not behaving in responsive manner. Updated display settings, turned on wrap for horizontal container. but controls are not getting adjusted as per the screen size. Could you plz let me know if am missing anything?

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

I am not sure I need to review the app but the best help I can do is I shall provide the GitHub link of this app. Hope that helps !

[@divyasree1792]

@@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302 Thanks for the reply. Please provide the link, will check that if it helps.

[@krishnavandanapu-mvp9302]

here you go: github.com/krishnaVSU2020/ResponsiveContainers Note: you need to create a SharePoint list and associate with this app to make this app to work!