Updating Power Pages between environments

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Posted on 2 Jun 2025 20:42:10 by datahelpme

Hello.

I have a website that exists in a solution. This solution exists in enviornments Dev and Test.

In Dev I have made changes to the website, the forms, and the custom javascripts of the forms via power pages management.

When I imported the solution from dev to test, all of my dataverse tables were updated, but the custom javascript put into dev did not make it through to test. Also an image that worked in DEV no longer shows up on the website in the Test enviornment.

Can anyone let me know how to get the configurations from power pages management from one enviornment to another? Remember that my solution already exists in test and i'm just merging the changes everytime, which usually updates things just fine.

The easiest way I can think about going about this is deleting the solution and the website from the test solution before importing. and then doing the same in prod but I would hate to delete the website in Prod just to reupload it with my changes

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TarunReddy 22 on 03 Jun 2025 at 10:56:32

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Updating Power Pages between environments

Hello,

From the description, I can think of two different problems.

1. Your Custom JavaScript and the Image are not part of the solution. Check your solution and check the 'Site Components'. Since you added custom javascript to forms, check the basic form is part of site component. If you don't find them there, you need to add them manually.

Here are the steps:

Go to solution -> 'Add existing' -> 'More' -> 'Other' -> Site Component.

Select the components and click on 'Add'.

If you see the image and the basic form in the 'Site Component' section and still doesn't show up on test environment, then this is a solution problem. I have faced issued of missing and duplicate components when power platform pipelines are used to migrate. Please proceed to the second solution, which is a recommended method by microsoft to migrate Power Pages.

2. Use Power Platform CLI to migrate your site.

Here's the official documentation: Migrate Power Pages

Here are the breif steps:

# Authenticate pac auth create --url https://your-dev-env.crm.dynamics.com # Download website content from Dev pac paportal download --path "C:\DevPortal" --websiteId <DevWebsiteId> # Switch to Test pac auth create --url https://your-test-env.crm.dynamics.com # Upload to Test pac paportal upload --path "C:\DevPortal"

Try these out.