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Dynamic content is empty when used inside a SWITCH CASE

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Hi,

 

I've build a flow in which the SWITCH evaluates the value of a Sharepoint list. When the result matches one of the SWITCH cases several actions should be performed. The issue is that these actions have dynamic content generated before the SWITCH and for some unknown reason when running a test this content, e.g. a variable, is empty.

 

I attach screenshots of the flow logic and of the result.

 

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result:

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Any ideas?

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  • fchopo Profile Picture
    8,003 Moderator on at

    Hello @Anonymous 

    Could you display the output of the "Initialize" and "Set" variables? I imagine you set there the value of the tenant Id (probably you can avoid the "set variable" action, and initialize it with the tenant id value).

    Regards,

    Ferran

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    Hi @fchopo 

    After I checked what you told me I saw the variable was left empty. So I moved the "initialize variable" action before other action blocks, and now it works.

    sngbcn_0-1599745083141.png

     

    Now I face a different problem:

     

    sngbcn_1-1599745232263.png

     

    The error text says: 

     

    "shouldSetSpoSiteReadOnlyForMembers is not supported in app-only context."

    Can you throw some light on this? I've checked the app has all requiered permissions.

     

    Thanks

     

  • fchopo Profile Picture
    8,003 Moderator on at

    Hello @Anonymous 

    Which authentication method are you using when calling the http post action? Please, have a look at this excellent post by Laura Kokkarinen on how to call graph with delegated permissions: https://laurakokkarinen.com/calling-microsoft-graph-from-microsoft-flow-and-other-daemon-apps-with-delegated-permissions/

     

    Hope it helps!

    Ferran

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