HTML Image from Sharepoint

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Posted on by Robertjde

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Hello everybody,

I would like to display an image URL from my Sharepoint page in an HTML text field, but I have a mistake somewhere or I'm doing something wrong.

How can I display the image?

"<h4><strong><img src='https://coffeeandtea.sharepoint.com/.....' width='40' height='40' alt='' style='margin-left: 420px; margin-right: 420px;' />&nbsp;Bescheinigung </strong></h4>"

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HTML Image from Sharepoint

Solved: Embed image from Sharepoint or OneDrive in Email using Power Automate

I created a flow as shown below.

1) First, I'll get File content from OneDrive/SharePoint Image File.

2) Then convert File content using DataURi function in Compose.

3) Initialize String Variable & Concat above value with <img src>.

4) Finaly Send an Email & paste Variable value in Body.

Final Result:
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Re: HTML Image from Sharepoint

I've tried ur way but it didn't work... I think it's because my image is not public shared, but I can't change it to public.
I'll try a work around, but thanks for the suggestion
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Re: HTML Image from Sharepoint

I found a way.
It's to use a part of List URL_Sample:https://********.sharepoint.com/sites/PowerApps/Images/Forms/AllItems.aspx.
<img src='https://********.sharepoint.com/sites/PowerApps/Images/FileName.png'>
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henkenTech 135 on at

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Re: HTML Image from Sharepoint

Unfortunately, there is no way to achieve this. Refer to this article with the same question:
Solved: show image in HTML text control from media in Pow... - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

It's a very long winded way of doing it, but you could build a PA Flow with HTTP inbound as a trigger, that retrieves the image content from SP and returns it via HTTP in the response. But this is quite over the top for just retrieving an image.
So you maybe have another location you can store the image? Azure? FTP?

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Re: HTML Image from Sharepoint

@henkenTech
and if the image is uploaded directly in the app?
then how do I write the formula?
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Re: HTML Image from Sharepoint

My guess is it is the same issue why the PDF viewer cannot show PDFs located on SP. A PowerApp cannot display online content that is not entirely authentication free. The Image has to be located at a completely authentication free storage, such as bit bucket or something.