'UserPhotoMetadata' has an invalid value for parameter 'userid'

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Hi,

I am using the onboarding template, i get this error when someone new opens the app.

I understand because they do not have a profile picture. I have used IsBlank in the formula even then this error pops up, please help thank you.

Here is the formula.

ClearCollect(UserPhotoCache,
{
UserId:MyUserId,
Photo:If(!IsBlank(MyUserId),If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(MyUserId).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhoto(MyUserId),'default-profile')),
Time:Now()
});

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zmorek 3,272 on at

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Can you try:

Photo: Coalesce(Office365Users.UserPhoto(MyUserId),'default-profile')

Else, you might need to turn on Formula Level Error Management in the app settings and try something like:

IfError(Office365Users.UserPhoto(MyUserId),'default-profile')

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VikasNagaraj 318 on at

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@zmorek
Thanks for the reply, I turned on the formula lever error management and used
IfError(Office365Users.UserPhoto(MyUserId),'default-profile'), this solved the userphotometadate error. but i have a new error now, i assume this is because the user is new and no manager is assigned to the profile.

Any help regarding this please?

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I would assume that can be fixed in a similar fashion with IfError(); where are you trying to reference the user's manager?

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VikasNagaraj 318 on at

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@zmorek
This is the formula, i am not sure where i should use IfError.

Set(ManagerProfile,Office365Users.Manager(MyUserId));
ClearCollect(
MyManagerList,
{
DisplayName:ManagerProfile.DisplayName,
City:ManagerProfile.City,
JobTitle:ManagerProfile.JobTitle,
UserPrincipalName:ManagerProfile.UserPrincipalName,
GivenName:ManagerProfile.GivenName,
Mail:ManagerProfile.Mail,
Id:ManagerProfile.Id,
Mobile:ManagerProfile.mobilePhone,
OfficePhone:ManagerProfile.TelephoneNumber,
Department:ManagerProfile.Department,
OfficeLocation:ManagerProfile.OfficeLocation,
Photo:If(
Not(
ManagerProfile.Id in UserPhotoCache.UserId
),
Collect(
UserPhotoCache,
{
UserId:ManagerProfile.Id,
Photo:If(
Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(ManagerProfile.Id).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhoto(ManagerProfile.Id),'default-profile'),
Time:Now()
}
);
LookUp(UserPhotoCache,UserId = ManagerProfile.Id).Photo,
LookUp(UserPhotoCache,UserId = ManagerProfile.Id).Photo
)
}
);

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There's a lot going on there and I'm not certain the collection is needed, nor am I certain IfError() might work, but I would try:

Set(ManagerProfile,IfError(Office365Users.Manager(MyUserId),Blank()) );

The problem is that even if that works, I believe you'll get errors when you try to collect the MyManagerList collection because you pass that value back into the UserPhotoMetaData connector...

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@zmorek
I am sorry that i put everything here, i used Set(ManagerProfile,IfError(Office365Users.Manager(MyUserId),Blank()) );
I got the error 'UserPhotoMetadata' has an invalid value for parameter 'userid' back again.

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@zmorek
Still having issues, help please?
@WarrenBelz @StalinPonnusamy @BCLS776 @CNT

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Hi.
@zmorek @WarrenBelz @StalinPonnusamy @BCLS776 @CNT

I have tried the below code as well, i still get the error 'UserPhotoMetadata' has an invalid value for parameter 'userid' when logged in as a new user, could you please help me resolve it thank you.

ClearCollect(UserPhotoCache,
{
UserId:MyUserId,
Photo:If(!IsBlank(MyUserId),'default-profile',If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(MyUserId).HasPhoto = true,Office365Users.UserPhoto(MyUserId),'default-profile')),
Time:Now()
});

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