So I have a fairly simple flow that copies an item from one SP list to another SP list and then deletes the item in the original list:
Essentially they are lists of orders that are due and orders that have been completed.
Now, my issue is in the delivery app, I'm building. I want to implement a button (located in a screen that contains a DetailForm showing the selected item from the SP list) that will trigger said flow. To wit, I inserted a button, selected Power Automate for its OnSelect property, located my flow in the menu and then the following appeared in the formula bar:
'Ekspeditionu.foto'.Run(
// I then added the reference to direct the flow to the Item Id in question:
'Ekspeditionu.foto'.Run(DataCardValue26)
This all works well and good. However, being the go-getter I like to think I am, I've decided to add a bit of panache. Taking a cue from one of Shane Young's tutorial videos (I'm sure you're all familiar) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWy5I_MuIgU - I decided to add a loading spinner to occupy and lock the screen while the flow is running and ultimately a navigation to a different screen, that holds a gallery showing the list of completed orders:
Set(varShowSpinner, true);
Set(varFlow,'Ekspeditionu.foto'.Run(DataCardValue26).result); // This bit triggers a few errors
Navigate('ArkivTransporter_BrowseScreen');
Set(varShowSpinner, false);
This is where my issues really start. When I put the trigger for the flow into a variable ('varFlow') I get a few errors:
Incompatible type we can't evaluate your formula because the context types are incompatible with the types of values in other places in your app.
and:
Invalid use of '.' // this is marked for the ".result" part of the formula)
I am scratching my head to figure out why this can work in the tutorial scenario and not mine.
Any ideas?
