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Weird inconsistency between the editor and the player

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Hi,

In my online store's backoffice project, I'm using a gallery to display how much time a specific item was wished by customers.

 

The data is stored in a MSSQL DB and the implementation is as follow:

 

The datasource

gallery_items_func.PNG

 

The wished x times label

gallery_item_count_func.PNG

 

Now, this is working fine in the PowerApps editor. It looks like this:

editor.PNG

Works like a charm !

 

Now, if I publish and play my project, here's the result

player.PNG

Uh oh, that's weird now...

 

So I've went debugging a little, and here's what I found. The XHR requests made to the MSSQL API are slightly different in the player and the editor.

 

Here's the XHR request in the editor:

request_editor.PNG

request_response_edior.PNG

 

And here's the request in the player:

request_player.PNGrequest_player_response.PNG

 

As you can see, the player is only requesting for the IDs while the editor request the whole data. I believe this is what is causing my issue.

 

Is there some kind of optimization running in player only that could lead to that behavior ?

 

How do I avoid this ?

 

Regards,

Guillaume

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  • sridutt Profile Picture
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    @Anonymous Group By function has known issue with "Explicit Column Selection" advance feature, you can either turn off that feature and republish app or explicitly mention columns required after formula.

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