So far in this series on creating an Events Portal using a Power Page Website we’ve looked at creating an overview of Events, navigating to a single event and registering using one event registration form, displaying details of the event, the event host, and the event speakers. In this post we will look at displaying … Continue reading Including Event Session Information On Your Power Page Website

In my Events Portal series so far, we’ve looked at how an Events Overview page can be created, how to pass through values to an individual Event record to display the right details, and added a section to display any speakers that might be a part of the event. What about the person hosting the … Continue reading Displaying The Event Host On An Individual Event Overview Page

If you are hosting events, you likely have speakers that are going to present on a topic at those webinars or conferences. Speakers can be added to your events with standard out of the box functionality in the D365 Marketing App, but what about including it on the Event page in your Power Pages website? … Continue reading Adding Speaker Information To Individual Event Overview Page

In my Events Portal series using a Power Pages website, I’ve walked through creating a custom Web Template to show details about an individual Event record with a dynamic approach to displaying your D365 Marketing Event Registration form. One thing you’re likely to want to do is have a main Events page that displays an … Continue reading Generating An Events Overview Page Using A Custom Web Template

In the previous post in this series, we looked at adding the JavaScript for a Realtime Event Registration Form to a Web Page in a Power Portal. Although this approach wasn’t wrong, it meant that for each Event you would need a new Web Page… AND it’s likely that the people on your team who … Continue reading Create Dynamic Event Page Using Liquid Web Template For Your Events Portal

This series is looking at building your own custom Events Portal using a Power Pages website. How do you get the actual event pages set up and add the registration form to each one? In this post we will look at one method, adding the script to each new page of your portal. This is … Continue reading Using Realtime Marketing Form In Events Power Pages Website

When setting up D365 Marketing for the first time, you are given an option for web hosting to determine where your landing pages and marketing forms are going to be used. You can use your own webserver, or a D365 portal. Until now, I have always suggested using your own webserver as the easiest option. … Continue reading D365 Marketing Events Portal Using Power Pages