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Hi all,
I'm using below code but it could not show the image on phone app.
Do you know how to fix it?
First(LookUp('SharePoint List',Title = varViewDetails.Title).Attachments).AbsoluteUri
Hi @kinghnvn ,
Try this
First( LookUp( 'SharePoint List', Title = varViewDetails.Title ).Attachments ).Value
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thank you for your replying @WarrenBelz
Yes, I already used that code. It works for my account only, other user cannot see the image attachment I don't know why 😞
For this code First(LookUp('SharePoint List',Title = varViewDetails.Title).Attachments).AbsoluteUri -> it works on Web but it doesn't work on phone (other user can view on web but could not see the image on mobile app)
@kinghnvn ,
Sorry, there are only two ways of viewing attachments - it is strange however that my users and about 100 iPads of various types that this works perfectly on.
Thanks.
I tried to use this code with Map Link column LookUp(SharePointList,Title = varViewDetails.Title).'Map Link'
but it's still same issue: can view on web, doesn't show image on mobile app
URLs in SharePoint (I assume that is what these are) will not display on mobile devices due to the way that Power Apps (the app) needs to resolve URLs anonymously (anyone can view them). I have a blog on SharePoint images storing and viewing that covers the options, including mobile devices.
Hi @WarrenBelz
needs to resolve URLs anonymously (anyone can view them) -> I tried to upload the image to google drive and share for anyone can view but it's still not working on mobile app, any advise? thanks.
The following however works in both browser and app environments and generally resolves quicker.
ThisItem.'{Thumbnail}'.Large -> I tried this code but it's still not showing on mobile app.
I can assure you that is the reason mobile devices so not display SharePoint URLs - they should (and do) display other external URLs in the small number I have used on mobile devices (mainly background images) - but back to your issue . . .
If you store the image in a SharePoint Library, have the "parent" identifier in a field in the Library (I generally use the ID and store it in a numeric field IDRef), you can do a gallery (below is a screenshot from one of my production apps that is used on iPads)
with Items
Filter( YourLibraryName, IDRef = YourParentID )
and they display as expected. I still do not know why your attachments are not displaying as I have several mobile apps using attachments and they display perfectly with .Value
This has fixed my issue. For those who want to know how it worked, here is the answer.
.AbsoluteUri returns the SharePoint URL of that file that needs authentication.
.Value returns the blob of that image which does not need authentication.
This worked for me also.
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