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Problem displaying images stored in “data_images” folder created by power apps

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Posted on 3 Sep 2024 13:39:37 by CU03091336-1 2
Dear community, I am working on an application and I have the problem that when I try to save images in one drive my photos appear with the path “sessionstorage” and not as “data:image”, so I have also noticed that I can not view the images in the folder that creates power apps (folder: data_images). Does anyone know why this happens and what can be the solution.
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    BO-04091633-0 2 on 05 Sep 2024 at 16:48:42
    Problem displaying images stored in “data_images” folder created by power apps
    Please share your code and details of your app and the storage location
     
    Sure: 
     
    This app utilizes featured templates provided in the initialization panel description. The template used is “Site Inspection.”
    When you create an app from this template, it automatically connects to OneDrive, creating a folder for Excel files and another for storing camera photos.

    The issue arises when publish the app, starts failings to store data with the path “sessionstorage” and not as “data:image” indicated before. 
    This app worked fine until August. We restored it to earlier versions, and it works again. However, when we publish it, even without making any changes, it starts failing again.
     
    In addition to that, here's displayed the code associated to collect camera photos in storage. 
    On Camera1 ->OnSelect: 
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos) <=7 ,Collect(CameraPhotos, {Note:"",Photo :Camera1.Photo, PhotoId :CountRows(CameraPhotos)}))
    When confirm button selected: 
    If(NewRecord,Navigate(NewInspectionScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade),
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos)>=1,
        UpdateContext({AddPhoto:Patch(SitePhotos,Defaults(SitePhotos),
        {PhotoId:Max(SitePhotos,PhotoId)+1,
        Photo:Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,1)).Photo,
        ID:Gallery3.Selected.ID,
        Note:Text(Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,1)).Note)
        })}));
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos)>=2,
        UpdateContext({AddPhoto:Patch(SitePhotos,Defaults(SitePhotos),{PhotoId:Max(SitePhotos,PhotoId)+1,Photo:Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,2)).Photo,ID:Gallery3.Selected.ID,Note:Text(Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,2)).Note)})}));
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos)>=3,
        UpdateContext({AddPhoto:Patch(SitePhotos,Defaults(SitePhotos),{PhotoId:Max(SitePhotos,PhotoId)+1,Photo:Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,3)).Photo,ID:Gallery3.Selected.ID,Note:Text(Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,3)).Note)})}));
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos)>=4,
        UpdateContext({AddPhoto:Patch(SitePhotos,Defaults(SitePhotos),{PhotoId:Max(SitePhotos,PhotoId)+1,Photo:Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,4)).Photo,ID:Gallery3.Selected.ID,Note:Text(Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,4)).Note)})}));
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos)>=5,
        UpdateContext({AddPhoto:Patch(SitePhotos,Defaults(SitePhotos),{PhotoId:Max(SitePhotos,PhotoId)+1,Photo:Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,5)).Photo,ID:Gallery3.Selected.ID,Note:Text(Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,5)).Note)})}));
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos)>=6,
        UpdateContext({AddPhoto:Patch(SitePhotos,Defaults(SitePhotos),{PhotoId:Max(SitePhotos,PhotoId)+1,Photo:Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,6)).Photo,ID:Gallery3.Selected.ID,Note:Text(Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,6)).Note)})}));
    If(CountRows(CameraPhotos)>=7,
        UpdateContext({AddPhoto:Patch(SitePhotos,Defaults(SitePhotos),{PhotoId:Max(SitePhotos,PhotoId)+1,Photo:Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,7)).Photo,ID:Gallery3.Selected.ID,Note:Text(Last(FirstN(CameraPhotos,7)).Note)})}));
    Navigate(EditInspectionScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade);
    Clear(CameraPhotos))
     
    Best regards
     
     
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    Michael E. Gernaey 38,856 Super User 2025 Season 1 on 04 Sep 2024 at 04:46:19
    Problem displaying images stored in “data_images” folder created by power apps
    Please share your code and details of your app and the storage location etc etc.

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