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How to access the file uploaded through power pages in Azure BLOB storage?

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Posted on by NikhilDey

I have created a table for which I checked the check box for enabling the attachments and also created the form for the same table. I then went to portal management -> Basic Form, where I created new "Active Basic Form" by giving permissions for attaching file as mentioned in the below screenshot for Azure Blob storage. Currently, after uploading the document we are not able to view the document in table created for that particular entr.

Few questions I have regarding document upload and download from Azure BLOB storage through power pages:

1. Where in the Azure BLOB storage the document is getting uploaded?

2. Where can we get the path for the document?

3. How can we access the document in power pages or power apps portal?

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Karthik_T 8 on at

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Hi,
1. The uploaded document will be stored in the container you specified.
2. We can get the path for the document in the Azure container: Container > blob (uploaded file) > overview > URL link.
3. You can copy and paste the URL link into the Power Pages by clicking on the edit code of that particular page or altering it in the design, which is simple.
I have also provided the URL on how to upload the file from Power Pages to Azure Blob Storage.

URL to upload files from power pages to Azure blob: Azure Blob Storage with Dynamics Portals
I hope this helps. If it does, please leave a like. If it does not help, I apologize.

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Fubar 8,338 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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If you don't see the field to specify the storage container from the Power Pages Designer as per , https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/configure/enable-azure-storage#specify-the-storage-container then you may need to set the following Site Setting "EnhancedFileUpload" to true for the field to show in the Power Pages Designer (hidden in the note here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/getting-started/add-form#enable-attachments-on-a-form)

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