getting-started-with-model-driven-custom-pages.md

Getting Started with Syncfusion PowerApps PdfViewer Code Component in Model-Driven Application (Custom Pages)

This article provides a step-by-step guide for setting up a PowerApps model-driven application with Custom pages (Canvas) and integrating the Syncfusion PowerApps PdfViewer code component.

PowerApps Model-Driven is a versatile platform for creating structured applications with a focus on data-centric design. It offers a guided approach, allowing users to build efficient business processes and workflows within a predefined data model.

Prerequisites

• Published Syncfusion PowerApps solution package

Create a PowerApps Model-driven application

To create a model-driven application, follow the steps below:

1. In the PowerApps portal, navigate to the Apps tab located in the left navigation pane and select the Start with a page design option.

   

2. Opt for the Blank page with navigation option and assign a meaningful name for your model-driven application. Proceed by clicking create.

   

3. The PowerApps platform will generate a blank model-driven application based on your specifications. You are now ready to start building your application.

   

4. To incorporate custom page into your application, click on the Add Page button. Select Custom Page & select Create custom page option. And assign a meaningful name for your custom page. Proceed by clicking Add.

   

   

5. The PowerApps platform will generate a blank custom page based on your specifications in a new tab. You are now ready to start building your custom page (Canvas).

6. Use any layouts & import the Syncfusion PowerApps PdfViewer code component to the custom page. Initially PdfViewer will use the default properties. You can customize the properties as per your requirements.

   [!NOTE] By default, the PdfViewer component is rendered with a 10% zoom level. You can adjust the zoom percentage through MagnificationTool in the toolbar settings.

   

   

   

   [!NOTE] Update the flexible height, width, and other properties of the PdfViewer code component to suit your application requirements. Also, refer to the PdfViewer Canvas documentation for additional information.

7. Save the custom page and publish the changes to add it in the model-driven application.

8. After that in the previously created model-driven application, click on the Publish button to make the changes live.

   

Note

For more information, refer to the Create an blank Model-Driven app in PowerApps.

Publish the Syncfusion PowerApps PdfViewer application

After publishing the application, click the play button to preview the published application. You can also share the published application with your users.

See Also

• Getting Started with the Syncfusion PowerApps PdfViewer Code Component in Canvas Application

• Getting Started with the Syncfusion PowerApps PdfViewer Code Component in Model-Driven Application (Form)