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Posted on by GlynJones

Hi,

I have seen a number of posts on this topic but none seem to address my issue. I'm running three actions on a button as follows:

Trying to use this PowerApp on a SharePoint page using a PowerApp web part.

The PowerAppemail.Run() runs fine and an email is sent. The "Request Submitted" message then appears. But the Launch command is just never actioned. (The actual URL is not shown, but it is a valid SharePoint page.)

Incidently when I run this from the PowerApps Canvas screen it works differently. Here the message doesn't appear but the webpage does launch!

Any help much appreciated.

Thanks,

Glyn

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v-jefferni on at

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Hi @GlynJones ,

The reason is:

1. When in SharePoint webpart, PowerApps Launch function is not able to open the URL to replace current tab.

2. In a standalone Canvas app, a new tab that replaces the current app tab causes notifications to be displayed for too short a time to be seen.

To solve the issue, in SharePoint web part you can open a new tab instead of replacing. Or you can check below thread:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Power-Automate/PowerApp-Launch-not-working-in-embedded-SharePoint-modern-page/td-p/834691

In Canvas you can add a Timer Control, use a variable OnSelect of the button:

UpdateContext({TimerStart: true})

set timer Duration to 50000 (5 sec) and append the Launch function OnTimerEnd to open the new tab automatically.

Hope this helps.

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Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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GlynJones 11 on at

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Hi,
Thanks for the information, very useful.
The only thing I'm not clear about is the mention of Timer Control. I've used the Tomeout parameter in the Notify function but I think you are referring to something different. However, I can't see a reference to a Timer Control function. I also looked at the UpdateContext command details but am still not clear.
Would you be able to provide an example or point me to an example of the Timer Control please?
Thanks,
Glyn

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Hi @GlynJones ,

I was referring to this control:

and the doc:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/controls/control-timer

The Timer control is very useful when you want the App perform some behaviors totally automatically.

Hope this helps.

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GlynJones 11 on at

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That's great, thank very much! I'll give that a go.

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