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We're experiencing the 'Getting Your Data' Error when forms are submitted through the action of a button. See below for details about the app and the error that is occurring and what we've tried already. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to avoid this issue?

About the App:

The PowerApp in question retrieves information from one master SharePoint list.  

The app has a detail screen that pulls up all information from one master SharePoint list. There are about 3 forms within this section of the app's detail screen, only one form is set to display the information provided from the SharePoint list; while the other two are set to update fields within the SharePoint list.

Error occurred :

When testing the app with a group we receive the getting your data error. This is currently only happening when we press the update button below. (reference image1 below) Within the Update button for the OnSelect were submitting the two forms back to our master Sharepoint list to reflect any updates. (reference below image2). For the Forms, the item property is currently set to pull back an item that was selected on another screen. (reference below image3)

What we’ve tried the following:
1. We’ve tried to remove all extra forms and only use one edit form that would be view only for some parts and editable when needed; this test still provided the same error. In addition,
2. We've also made the Item property adjust referenced in image3
3. We've also tried setting variables to make the forms be in view mode only after the update button has been pressed with no success. 


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  • Drrickryp Profile Picture
    Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    It's generally a poor idea to put anything other than SubmitForm() in that button. You want to put other commands in the OnSuccess property of the form. That way they aren't executed unless the form is successfully submitted.

  • RandyHayes Profile Picture
    76,299 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

    @Anonymous 

    Plus one on @Drrickryp 's comment.

     

    Also, I am not sure what you are trying to do with the Item property...

    If you are having issue with the Selected property changing after you submit, then consider using a variable instead.  In your BrowseGallery1, for whatever action is taking you to the form, add a Set(glbSelectedItem, ThisItem)  Then set your Form Item property to glbSelectedItem

     

    I hope this is helpful for you.

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