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File and Image Dataverse Data Type on Power Pages

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Posted on by skolarvs

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I'm aiming to set up a Power Page that permits portal users to upload images and files. I've set up image and file data types on Dataverse. How can I make these data types visible on Power Pages? Are these data types supported in Power Pages?

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Inogic 1,135 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @Sandeep009

Based on our understanding, you're asking, "How can to make image and file data types visible on Power Pages

Yes, both the "Image" and "File" data types are supported in Power Pages. You can use these data types to display images and allow users to upload files through Power Apps portals. When you bind these controls to the corresponding fields in your Data verse table, Power Apps handles the storage and retrieval of images and files, making it easy to incorporate these features into your portal.

To visible this on power page you to need to follow the below step

Add a basic Form on the power pages For Create , Read, Edit  a record there are the mode Type Insert ,read-only, Edit
select the table of your data verse
Add a list on page and select edit list  choose entity and then select action
Add table permission for the entity and web roles for visibility

For more information refers links:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/power-pages-get-started/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/capabilities

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You can also retrieve this column type {in my case gw_image) using FetchXML using something like the below, however you need to be on a recent version of the portal for it to work correctly.

{% fetchxml onlineresources%} <fetch> <entity name="gw_onlineresources"> <attribute name="gw_onlineresourcesid" /> <attribute name="gw_image" /> <order attribute="gw_name" descending="false" /> </entity> </fetch> {% endfetchxml %} {% for result in onlineresources.results.entities %} {{ result.gw_image }} {{ result.gw_image.Type }} {{ result.gw_image.Size }} {{ result.gw_image.Url }} {{ result.gw_image.Value }} {% endfor %}

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