You create a model-driven app and want to send a link to the view that presents the NewCustomers table's records to your teammate.
What will be the correct structure of the URL link?
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A. B. C. D. E. F.Correct Answer: E
You can send an URL link to the model-driven view directly from the view using the “Email a link/Of Current View” button on the top toolbar (Number 1).
If you click the button, the Power Platform opens your default email program and copies the link in a new email.
The structure of the link is:
All other options are incorrect.
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Sure, I'd be happy to help you understand the correct URL structure for a model-driven app in Microsoft Power Platform.
Firstly, it's important to understand some of the terminology used in the question.
With that in mind, let's look at the answer options:
A. https://cbnew1234.crm.dynamics.com/information.aspx?appid=<GUID>&etc=newcustomers&pagetype=entityrecord&viewType=1039&viewid=<GUID>
This option specifies the pagetype as "entityrecord" which means it's a form to view/edit a single record. However, the "viewType" parameter is set to 1039 which is not a valid value for entity record views. Therefore, option A is not correct.
B. https://cbnew1234.crm.dynamics.com/main.aspx?appid=<GUID>&etc=newcustomers&pagetype=entitylist&viewType=1039&viewid=<GUID>
This option specifies the pagetype as "entitylist" which means it's a view of a list of records. The "viewType" parameter is set to 1039 which is a valid value for entity list views. Therefore, option B is a possible correct answer.
C. https://cbnew1234.crm.dynamics.com/information.aspx?appid=<GUID>&etn=newcustomers&pagetype=entitylist&viewType=1039&viewid=<GUID>
This option specifies the etn parameter instead of etc. The etn parameter is used to specify the logical name of the entity being displayed. This option also sets the pagetype to "entitylist" and the viewType to 1039. Therefore, option C is a possible correct answer.
D. https://cbnew1234.crm.dynamics.com/main.aspx?appid=<GUID>&etn=newcustomers&pagetype=entityrecord&viewType=1039&viewid=<GUID>
This option specifies the etn parameter and sets the pagetype to "entityrecord". However, the viewType parameter is set to 1039 which is not a valid value for entity record views. Therefore, option D is not correct.
E. https://cbnew1234.crm.dynamics.com/main.aspx?appid=<GUID>&etn=newcustomers&pagetype=entitylist&viewType=1039&viewid=<GUID>
This option is similar to option B but uses etn instead of etc. As explained earlier, etn is used to specify the logical name of the entity. Therefore, option E is a possible correct answer.
F. https://cbnew1234.crm.dynamics.com/information.aspx?appid=<GUID>&etn=newcustomers&pagetype=entityrecord&viewType=1039&viewid=<GUID>
This option is similar to option A but uses etn instead of etc. As explained earlier, etn is used to specify the logical name of the entity. However, the "viewType" parameter is set to 1039 which is not a valid value for entity record views. Therefore, option F is not correct.
In summary, options B and C are possible correct answers depending on whether the "etc" or "etn" parameter is used to specify the entity name.