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Posted on by Faribeiro

I went through the Microsoft Power Apps community looking for a way to view a pdf file in Power Apps.

My scenario is like below:

- Sharepoint list with hyperlink (https) to pdf

- Galery on Power Apps

- Screen with PdfViewer

 

Gallery onselect property I included:

Navigate(Screen1,ScreenTransition.CoverRight) // Screen1 where PdfViewer is placed

 

Document property on PdfViewer I included:

Gallery_Operative.Selected.DocLink

 

My issue: The document doesn't open. However, if I click Open in my browser instead, the document opens perfectly.

 

I have seen some workaround using Microsoft Flow. But just wondering if some of you experience guys have any idea to suggest.

 

Many thanks

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    Pstork1 68,898 Most Valuable Professional on at

    The big question is where is the PDF stored?  You said there is a SharePoint list with a link to the PDF.  But if the PDF isn't stored in an anonymous access site then the PDF viewer can't view it directly.  If its stored in a SharePoint document library there is a way to view the document using flow.  Here's a good blog on how to view a PDF stored in SharePoint using the PDF viewer.

     

    https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Webinars-and-Video-Gallery/Real-World-PowerApps-How-to-view-SharePoint-PDF-s-in-PowerApps/m-p/104375 

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    Faribeiro on at

    Thanks Pstock1. I see the When a HTTP is receive is a Premium feature. Do you have any other work around instead of using Premium?

     

    Many thanks 

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    Pstork1 68,898 Most Valuable Professional on at

    That workaround is the only way I've seen that can display a pdf stored in SharePoint using the PDF viewer.

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    Faribeiro on at

    Thank you very much 

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