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I am using a function that requires many parameters on the "On Select" property of a button.
The fact is, since there are many parameters, I cannot see them when writing my function (see picture): some of the parameters are hidden.
Is there any workaround?
Some additional information:
The function comes from a "Flow" I created;
The order of the parameters is not the same as the order I used to create my function on Flow. Hence, I can't use that to help me.
Hi @alexlrca,
While I do not know of an elegant solution to this, please look at the following link and see if it would serve
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps-Formerly/Passing-the-PowerApps-Collection-to-MS-Flow/m-p/299601#M86216
Hi @chrisog ,
I managed to solve this problem by creating a different Flow and reassigning the parameters.
Then, I deleted the previous Flow and used the new one. The parameters appeared in the right order in PowerApps, which was easier.
Hi @alexlrca
The reason behind that is when you make changes to the flow, the flow needs to be removed and registered again in the PowerApps, so that PowerApps points to the latest version of the flow.
Hope this Helps!
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