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Hello,
I'm trying to use PowerApps portal for our external users to be able to download pdf files. Can someone point me in the right direction to accomplish this?
Thanks
@_sourcecod3_
Is the document URL directly available on your table?
or you want to enable sharepoint integration or Notes integration on Portals?
Hi @_sourcecod3_
Are the documents some sort of user guide / manual / etc?
if yes, then I would recommend creating a Web File and add your file as a note, your document will be available for download according to the Partial URL https://<portal url>/<web file partial url>
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/configure/web-files
If your File is a note within a record itself, there are a few ways to achieve that, are you using an Entity List / Entity Form? can you give more details on your requirement?
Hi @Mira_Ghaly , the documents reside in SharePoint. Is there a way to do that?
So the documents will be in a SharePoint document library, Is there a way to display them in the portal as downloadable links?
I am not sure you are already enabling sharepoint integration on your tables/Entities or you want just to display documents from a sharepoint library on Portal.
For the first option you can check below:
Please check below link to enable sharepoint integration on Portals:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/manage-sharepoint-documents?WT.mc_id=DX-MVP-5004221
@Mira_Ghaly I would like to display documents from a sp library on the portal, where users can click and download these files. I've enabled sharepoint integration following the steps in the provided link. Anything i need to do?
Thank you
The above works only as I mentioned if sharepoint Integration is enabled for specific entities or tables but will not work on a separate sharepoint list , I am not sure how your scenario can be handled in a an easy way .. Please give me some time and will try to find you a solution.
I really appreciate that @Mira_Ghaly Thank you!
It might not be the easiest or straight forward solution but this is how I could make it work...may be you can also try embedding the sharepoint URL directly as an Iframe:
https://onlinemgblog.wordpress.com/2021/07/20/display-sharepoint-document-library-on-powerapps-portal/
Hi @Mira_Ghaly , so this works but only for authenticated users, since they need to be licensed. I was hoping to find something where external users can download these files (pdf). Thanks
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