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Hemashree
Helper II
Helper II

Power Apps Button OnSelect

Hi Members,

 

I had a requirement in Power Apps to create a Power Apps login screen. 

 

I have a SharePoint list [ACGH Login] with three columns:

  1. UserName [Title]
  2. Email
  3. Password

Hemashree_0-1712740211822.jpeg

 

Now. In my Power Apps, I have created a Login screen where users can log in using the fields Email/Username and password.
But, I was facing some small issues in my code like:

 

1 = Whenever the user provides the email/username and password and clicks on the login button, it does not even navigate to the next screen.

2 = Whenever the user provides the right username/email and wrong password and clicks on a button, it does not display an error like "Provide a valid password."

If(
    IsBlank(txt_Email.Text) && IsBlank(txt_Password.Text),
    Set(
        var_EmailErrorMsg,
        "Enter an Email Address or User Name"
    );
    Set(
        var_PasswordErrorMsg,
        "Enter a Password"
    ),
    If(
        IsBlank(txt_Email.Text),
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            "Enter an Email Address or User Name"
        ),
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            ""
        )
    );
    If(
        IsBlank(txt_Password.Text),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            "Enter a Password"
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            ""
        )
    ),
    If(
        And(
            Not(IsBlank(txt_Email.Text)),
            Not(
                Or(
                    IsMatch(txt_Email.Text, "^[A-Za-z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,}$"),
                    EndsWith(txt_Email.Text, "@gmail.com")
                )
            )
        ),
        If(
            Not(IsEmpty(Filter('ACGH Login Details', Title = txt_Email.Text))),
            Set(var_EmailErrorMsg, ""),
            If(
                IsBlank(txt_Email.Text),
                Set(var_EmailErrorMsg, ""),
                Set(var_EmailErrorMsg, "Enter a valid User Name")
            )
        ),
        If(
            Not(IsEmpty(Filter('ACGH Login Details', Email = txt_Email.Text))),
            Set(var_EmailErrorMsg, ""),
            If(
                IsBlank(txt_Email.Text),
                Set(var_EmailErrorMsg, ""),
                Set(var_EmailErrorMsg, "Enter a valid Email")
            )
        )
    ),
    If(
        IsEmpty(
            Filter(
                'ACGH Login Details',
                (Email = txt_Email.Text || Title = txt_Email.Text) && Password = txt_Password.Text
            )
        ),
        If(
            Not(IsEmpty(Filter('ACGH Login Details', Or(Email = txt_Email.Text, Title = txt_Email.Text)))), // Check if email or username exists
            Set(
                var_PasswordErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid password"
            ),
            Set(
                var_PasswordErrorMsg,
                ""
            )
        ),
        Navigate(HomeScreen)
    )
)

 

It is working fine up to the UserName/Email validation field. But only for the password validation is it facing an error. like the below code image:


error 1 login.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please, anyone, help me with the below scenarios:

1 = Whenever the user provides the email/username and password and clicks on the login button, it should navigate to the next screen.

2 = Whenever the user provides the right username/email and wrong password and clicks on a button, it should display an error like "Provide a valid password."

 

Can anyone please suggest how I can achieve this? Thanks in advance!

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SharePointJB
Resolver II
Resolver II

Hi,

 

I went through your existing code and tidied up the conditions a bit. I think the reason the navigation was not happening was due to some if statements nested incorrectly. Hopefully the below code should achieve what you are after:

 

If(
    IsEmpty(
        Filter(
            'ACGH Login Details',
            (Email = txt_Email.Text || Title = txt_Email.Text) && Password = txt_Password.Text
        )
    ),
    If(
        Not(
            IsEmpty(
                Filter(
                    'ACGH Login Details',
                    Or(
                        Email = txt_Email.Text,
                        Title = txt_Email.Text
                    )
                )
            )
        ),// Check if email or username exists
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            "Enter a valid password"
        );
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            ""
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            ""
        );
        If(
            Or(
                IsMatch(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "^[A-Za-z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,}$"
                ),
                EndsWith(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "@gmail.com"
                )
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid Email"
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid User Name"
            )
        )
    ),
    Set(
        var_EmailErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Set(
        var_PasswordErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Navigate(HomeScreen)
)

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SharePointJB
Resolver II
Resolver II

Hi,

 

I went through your existing code and tidied up the conditions a bit. I think the reason the navigation was not happening was due to some if statements nested incorrectly. Hopefully the below code should achieve what you are after:

 

If(
    IsEmpty(
        Filter(
            'ACGH Login Details',
            (Email = txt_Email.Text || Title = txt_Email.Text) && Password = txt_Password.Text
        )
    ),
    If(
        Not(
            IsEmpty(
                Filter(
                    'ACGH Login Details',
                    Or(
                        Email = txt_Email.Text,
                        Title = txt_Email.Text
                    )
                )
            )
        ),// Check if email or username exists
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            "Enter a valid password"
        );
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            ""
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            ""
        );
        If(
            Or(
                IsMatch(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "^[A-Za-z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,}$"
                ),
                EndsWith(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "@gmail.com"
                )
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid Email"
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid User Name"
            )
        )
    ),
    Set(
        var_EmailErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Set(
        var_PasswordErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Navigate(HomeScreen)
)

Thank you @SharePointJB 
It is working fine. Thank you.
But I have another validation:


Whenever the user doesn't provide anything in Email/UserName and Password. It should throw an error near both fields like
Email/Username = "Enter your UserName or Email"
Password = "Enter your password"


For that, I have merged the code, like below:

If(
    IsBlank(txt_Email.Text) && IsBlank(txt_Password.Text),
    Set(
        var_EmailErrorMsg,
        "Enter an Email Address or User Name"
    );
    Set(
        var_PasswordErrorMsg,
        "Enter a Password"
    ),///
    If(
        IsBlank(txt_Email.Text),
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            "Enter an Email Address or User Name"
        ),
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            ""
        )
    );
    If(
        IsBlank(txt_Password.Text),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            "Enter a Password"
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            ""
        )
    );
If(
    IsEmpty(
        Filter(
            'ACGH Login Details',
            (Email = txt_Email.Text || Title = txt_Email.Text) && Password = txt_Password.Text,
            Lower(Password) = Lower(txt_Password.Text)
        )
    ),
    If(
        Not(
            IsEmpty(
                Filter(
                    'ACGH Login Details',
                    Or(
                        Email = txt_Email.Text,
                        Title = txt_Email.Text
                    ),
                    Lower(Title) = Lower(txt_Email.Text)
                )
            )
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            "Enter a valid password"
        );
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            ""
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            ""
        );
        If(
            Or(
                IsMatch(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "^[A-Za-z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,}$"
                ),
                EndsWith(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "@gmail.com"
                )
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid Email"
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid User Name"
            )
        )
    ),
    Set(
        var_EmailErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Set(
        var_PasswordErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Navigate(HomeScreen)
))

But now, I am facing an issue like:


Whenever the user provides the correct Username/email and wrong password, the error message shows for the UserName/email field. But it should throw me an error for the password field, like "Enter a valid password."

Please could you help me.

SharePointJB
Resolver II
Resolver II

Ah, my apologies I forgot to mention that part. I instead moved the logic onto the button so that it was disabled until a value is entered in the txt_Email and txt_Password fields. I did this by adding the following formula to the "Display Mode" property of the button:

If(IsBlank(txt_Email.Text) || IsBlank(txt_Password.Text),DisplayMode.Disabled,DisplayMode.Edit)

 

You could also update the hint text property of each text input field with something like "Enter your UserName or Email" and "Enter your password"

SharePointJB_0-1712747396132.png

 

Hope that helps!

 

 

Hi @SharePointJB 

Sorry, but, My scenario is that only like:
Whenever the user doesn't provide anything in Email/UserName and Password. It should throw an error near both fields like:

Email/Username = "Enter your UserName or Email"
Password = "Enter your password"

Please help me with full code with this scenario.


SharePointJB
Resolver II
Resolver II

Only enabling the button when these fields have values in removes the need to have a check for blank fields. However if you did want to achieve this the following code should do the job:

 

If(
    IsEmpty(
        Filter(
            'ACGH Login Details',
            (Email = txt_Email.Text || Title = txt_Email.Text) && Password = txt_Password.Text
        )
    ) And Not(IsBlank(txt_Email.Text) || IsBlank(txt_Password.Text)),
    If(
        Not(
            IsEmpty(
                Filter(
                    'ACGH Login Details',
                    Or(
                        Email = txt_Email.Text,
                        Title = txt_Email.Text
                    )
                )
            )
        ),// Check if email or username exists
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            "Enter a valid password"
        );
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            ""
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            ""
        );
        If(
            Or(
                IsMatch(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "^[A-Za-z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,}$"
                ),
                EndsWith(
                    txt_Email.Text,
                    "@gmail.com"
                )
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid Email"
            ),
            Set(
                var_EmailErrorMsg,
                "Enter a valid User Name"
            )
        )
    ),
    IsBlank(txt_Email.Text) || IsBlank(txt_Password.Text),
    If(
        IsBlank(txt_Email.Text),
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            "Enter an Email Address or User Name"
        ),
        Set(
            var_EmailErrorMsg,
            ""
        )
    );
    If(
        IsBlank(txt_Password.Text),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            "Enter a Password"
        ),
        Set(
            var_PasswordErrorMsg,
            ""
        )
    ),
    Set(
        var_EmailErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Set(
        var_PasswordErrorMsg,
        ""
    );
    Navigate(HomeScreen)
)
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Hi @SharePointJB 

 

Now, I am stuck with another small issue, In the SharePoint like has a email value as "Serena@gmail.com", but when I try to login with serena@gmail.com, it is logging in. So I have used the lower function, where I provided the code.
But, it is facing the same issue, when I user lower function like:
Whenever the user provides the correct Username/email and wrong password, the error message shows for the UserName/email field. But it should throw me an error for the password field, like "Enter a valid password."

 

Hi @SharePointJB 
Now, I am stuck with another small issue, In the SharePoint like has a email value as "Serena@gmail.com", but when I try to login with serena@gmail.com, it is logging in. So I have used the lower function, where I provided the code. But, it is facing the same issue, when I user lower function like: Whenever the user provides the correct Username/email and wrong password, the error message shows for the UserName/email field. But it should throw me an error for the password field, like "Enter a valid password."

Now, I am stuck with another small issue, In the SharePoint like has a email value as "Serena@gmail.com", but when I try to login with serena@gmail.com, it is logging in. So I have used the lower function, where I provided the code. But, it is facing the same issue, when I user lower function like: Whenever the user provides the correct Username/email and wrong password, the error message shows for the UserName/email field. But it should throw me an error for the password field, like "Enter a valid password."

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