How to Convert Speech to Text from Canvas PowerApps (Part II Azure)

Introduction:

In this blog we will see how to Configure Microsoft Azure for Converting Speech to Text

Lets see this in 3 Different Blogs, Here we start with Microsoft Azure

 

Pre-Requisites :

 

• Canvas PowerApps
• Microsoft Azure
• Microsoft Flow

 

1. Navigate to https://portal.azure.com

 

2. Click Search and Search for Resource Group

 

 

3. Input the Resource Group name and Click Review and Create

 

4. Once the Resource Group is Created then Click On Search at the Top and Search for FUNCTION APP

 

5. Now Create a New Function App like below Image

 

 

6. Now Click Review and Create

 

7. Once Function App Created Open the Function App and Search for Functions --> Select Create --> Select HTTP Trigger --> Select New Function and Click Create

 

 

8. Once the Function App is Created, In the Function App Search Search for Advance Tools  and Click GO

 

9. It will Open a POP-UP Click DEBUG and Select CMD

 

10. Once Page Loaded Click Site Folder --> wwwroot

 

  

 

11. Once the WWWROOT Loaded Select NEW and Select New Folder

 

 

 

12. Name it as "webm-to-wave"

 

13. Now go this Link and Select Windows and Download the File

 

14. Once the File is Downloaded Extract the File and GO to BIN and You can see Below Three Files

 

 

15. Drag and Drop it to the Folder which we Created

 

16. Once the File is Uploaded Go one Step Back there you can See the AZURE FUNCTION WHICH YOU CREATED

 

17. Open that and Click New and Create a File function.json / readme.md / run.csx

 

18. Here is my GITHUB link you can see the Files which need to be available in function.json/readme.md and run.csx 

 

19. Once Done Click Save.

 

20. Now Again Navigate to https://portal.azure.com

 

21. Search for Speech Services

 

 

 

22. Create a new Speech Services like below and Click Review and Create 

 

23. Once the Speech Service is Created Open it and Select KEYS and ENDPOINT

 

24. Copy the KEY and ENDPOINT

 

 

That's it For Azure 

 

In Next Blog, we will see how to Write Microsoft Flow to Achieve Speech to Text

How to Install Smart Buttons for Ribbon Workbench using XrmToolBox

Introduction:

In this blog we will see how to install Smart Buttons for Ribbon Workbench using XRMToolBox

Implementation Steps:

 

1. Navigate to https://make.powerapps.com

 

2. Click Solutions

 

3. Select Import Solutions and import Ribbon Work Bench (Download here)

 

 

4. Once Solution Imported then Click Gear Icon at the Top and Select Advance Settings

 

5. Select Solutions --> You will find Ribbon Work Bench

 

6. Click the Ribbon Work Bench it will open PopUp like below

 

 

7. At the Left side you can see the Smart Button but it does not contain any values

 

Let's see how to show SMART Buttons

 

8. Now Click Below Link

 

https://ribbonworkbench.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/896958

 

9. Once You Opened Link you will find another Link

 

https://github.com/scottdurow/RibbonWorkbench/releases

 

10. Once you clicked on Above Link you will redirect to Github and Download the Highlighted Solution

 

 

11. Now again go to Solutions (Follow Point 1 and 2)

 

12. And Import Solution downloaded from Point 10

 

13. Select the Solution and Click Import

 

 

14. Now again go to Legacy Mode and Click on Solutions and Select Ribbon Work Bench Again

 

15. Once page loaded you can find the Smart Buttons.

 

 

 That's it 

 

How to get SubGird Record Count with Webresource in Dynamics CRM

Introduction:

In this Blog, we will see how to Get SubGrid Record Count in MSCRM or Model Driven App using WebResource.

Implementation Steps:

 

1. Navigate to https://make.powerapps.com

 

2. Create or Open any Existing Solution

 

3. Open the Table/Entity where you want to get count of SubGrid in my case am taking Account Table

 

 

4. As per the ScreenShot there is 4 Records available so i need to show as a popup with Count as 4

 

5. So First Step i will take the Sub Grid Name

 

6. Open the Form where your SubGrid Exists 

 

 

 

7. Based on the Above ScreenShot the Name of the SubGrid is Contacts

 

8. Now Lets Start Writing the JavaScript

 

9. Open Your Visual Studio or VS Code and Write the Below Function

 

function getsubgridcount(executionContext) {
    setTimeout(function () {
        var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext();
        if (formContext !== null && formContext != "undefined") {
            var accountgridname = "Contacts";
            var count = formContext.getControl(accountgridname).getGrid().getTotalRecordCount();
            alert(count);
        }
    }, 15000);
}

 

10. Now Create a JavaScript (Web Resource) in CRM 

 

 

11. Click Save and Publish

 

12. Now Open the Same Account Form and Add the JavaScript Library in the Form

 

 

13. Now Add Function in the OnLoad Operation

 

 

14. Once Done Click Save and Publish

 

15. Now Open the Account Table and Open a Record you will see the alert message over there 

 

 

 

That's it 

How to Create Model Driven Apps With Security Role Restriction

Introduction: 

In this Blog we will see how to Create Model Driven Apps with Security Role Restriction.

Implementation Steps:

 

1. Navigate to https://make.powerapps.com

 

2. Click Apps

 

3. Now Click on New App and Select Model Driven App

 

 

4. Then Input the Name for the Model Driven App and click Create

 

 

 

5. Once Done Click Add Page and Select the Page which you want to display, for demo am selecting Dataverse table and click Next

 

6. Now select Existing table and select the table and Click Add

 

 

7. Once Done click Save and Publish

 

 

8. Once the App Gets Created now Click Play it will open a Popup with the App Which we have created.

 

9. Now Click on Settings and Select Advance Settings

 

 

10. Once Page Opened Select the Setttings and Click Apps

 

 

 

11. You can see the App which you have created now Select the three dots and select Manage Roles

 

 

12. Once Selected it will Open the Roles --> select the Roles and Click Save

 

 

13. Once Save done.

 

The Respective Model Driven App will Load if the Logged in user contains that Specific Security Role which we have selected in Step 12.

That's it