Hi Alice,
Your solution will work. But, what I am looking for is:
On a webpage, I would like to have a link (like my blue arrow is pointing to) to initiate a Power Automate to fill out a Word Doc template based on information in the page and then show the newly created Word Doc. The Word Doc is created in a Sharepoint Environment of our agency. Only our agency employees will access the below webpage.
In Power Automate, information needed to filled out the Word Template is retrievable from the SPBID (or Case ID). I found the below "HTTP request is received" trigger to work. However, I don't understand why it needs to be "GET". Is this from the perspective of Power Automate, rather than the webpage it is generated from?
Then, I ran through a few steps to gather the information I need to fill the Word Template.
Finally, I am able to Create Word Doc. The Word Doc is stored at our Sharepoint Site. However, I cannot find a way to throw the URL of the newly created Word Doc back on the webpage.
I tried to use Response. But, whatever I typed on the Body section is displayed on the browser. I saw that there is <pre> preceding the Body section as it is rendered on the browser. So, HTML codes will not work.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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