[Fun with SVGs] EP6: Click on your SVG and SELECT OBJECTs with my first custom component (PCF)

[Fun with SVGs] EP7: Click on your SVG and SELECT OBJECTs with my first custom component (PCF)

I'm really happy and proud to release my first custom component. This allows you (with the help of some Javascript) to click on objects in your SVG image and the app returns the ID-property of the SVG.
The component is easy to set up and use, I'll walk you through all the necessary steps!
Have fun! Hope this helps the Power Apps community!

So far released in Fun with SVGs:

0:00 Intro
2:19 Part 1 - Download the Solution file and Setup environment in admin center
3:47 Part 1 - Import the Solution to your environment
4:43 Part 1 - Import Component to new Canvas App and set up the properties and svg image
12:07 Part 2 - Example 1 Icons
16:06 Part 2 - Example 2 Technical Drawing
17:08 Part 2 - Example 3 Map with tooltips
20:40 Part 2 - Example 4 Choose which states are selectable
22:12 Part 2 - Example 5 Cascading SVG image
25:13 Part 2 - Download a svg-file and set it up for the app
29:40 Part 3 - The Source Code
36:52 Outro

[lefteriskoukakis]

Excellent video and explanation!! Thank you very much for sharing this information with all of us! 🙌👏

[viktoriarobinson]

Hi, I tried this but can't import the solution. All I get is: Solution "SelectSVG" failed to import: Import Solution Failed: CustomControl with name R2Power.SelectSVG failed to import with error: Principal user (Id=..., type=8, roleCount=5, privilegeCount=1236, accessMode=0, MetadataCachePrivilegesCount=4797, businessUnitId=...), is missing prvCreateCustomControl privilege (Id=...) on OTC=9753 for entity 'customcontrol' (LocalizedName='Custom Control'). context.Caller=...

[victorkavinsky]

Super Videos die wirklich weiterhelfen. 😎👍
Könntest du vielleicht mal ein Desk Reservation App Tutorial machen? Man findet nicht wirklich ein gutes Tutorial oder einen Ansatz dazu. Das wäre echt hilfreich.

[randlereloaded]

Was mich mal interessieren würde: wer hat die Eigentumsrechte an den erstellten Applikationen mit PowerApps?
in meinem Fall; ich bin im Unternehmen nicht als Programmierer eingestellt, erstelle aber neben meiner Tätigkeit noch div Applikationen per PowerApps für unser Unternehmen.
Lassen sich solche "Apps" schützen? Oder besitzt das Unternehmen die Rechte wegen der Bereitstellung von MS365?

[sharesquaredinc.]

Does this PCF component work on Power Apps Portals?