Microsoft PL-400 Dumps Questions Answers

Box 1: Add &ribbondebug=true to the end of the application URL.

Scenario: The captions for the New and Save buttons do not render properly on the form.

You can use the an in-app tool called the Command Checker to inspect the ribbon component definitions to help us determine why the button is not rendered correctly.

To enable the Command Checker, you must append a parameter &ribbondebug=true to your D365 application URL. For example: https://yourorgname.crm.dynamics.com/main.aspx?appid=9ab590fc-d25e-ea11-a81d-000d3ac2b3e6 &ribbondebug=true

Box 2: Use the Ribbon Workbench

Adding Buttons to Ribbons

Download and install Ribbon Workbench.

Select a suitable ICON for your button.

Create a solution.

Edit the button in Ribbon Workbench.

Publish and test.

Box 1: Create a custom connector

A custom connector is a wrapper around a REST API (Logic Apps also supports SOAP APIs) that allows Logic Apps, Power Automate, or Power Apps to communicate with that REST or SOAP API.

Box 2: Use an AppSource connector

You can only retrieve the Customer, UnifiedActivity, and Segments entities through the Power Apps connector. Other entities are shown because the underlying connector supports them through triggers in Power Automate.

Scenario: Customer information is stored in the Accounts entity.

Box 3: Use a native application function

You must produce a report that details the number of registrations for a day and send the report as a PDF to the management team.

Scenario:

Weight: Set visibility action to No.

Age: Set Business Required action to Business required

Height: Set visibility action to No.