Model-driven apps are a new type of applications that are built on the Microsoft Power Platform. They use a model-driven approach to create and manage business processes, forms, and data. With model-driven apps, users can quickly create and configure modern applications that are tailored to their specific business needs.
Model-driven apps allow users to disable most recently used items programmatically. This feature enables users to customize the application to their specific needs and prevents users from accessing certain items that are no longer relevant. By disabling these items, users can ensure that the application is up-to-date with the latest changes and that it is only displaying relevant data to the user.
When we are talking about lookup in MDA (Model Driven Apps) , sometimes we are applying some filter (either using addPreSearch or setting it manually from control properties > view) to ensure the data that the user inputted is valid.
But, when we are not disabling the Most recently used items, it can ruin the filter as the items that show there are sometimes not related to the filter that we are applying.
Model-Driven Apps: Disable most recently used items programmatically – Temmy Wahyu Raharjo
Oct 5, 2021 — Login to Office.com and navigate to table and open the specific form where the lookup exist. click on the lookup and go to properties option.
FIX REQUIRED: Disable most recently used items for this field in Model-Driven. Which is a nice feature BUT it must respect the view validation applied ...
The trick is to add the same lookup attribute in another form section, set the property “Disable most recently used items for this field” by ...