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Deployment of http request flow from one environment to another

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Posted on by ShubhamJain7

I have created a Flow on “HTTP request received” and using JavaScript on button click I am passing this HTTP URL to trigger the flow.
In that JavaScript i have provided HTTP trigger URL in static way(suggest to retrieve it dynamically if possible).
But when I deployed in target environment the HTTP URL Got changed and I need to modify the URL in that JavaScript, but we don’t want to do unmanaged changes on our target environment.

Is there any way to construct that HTTP trigger URL in JavaScript?
or what I need to do to resolved this issue?

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NiloferA on at

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Hello @Sjain710 ,
The URL generated for When an HTTP request is received is done upon saving the Flow, so when you deployed the Flow in another environment, the URL is not kept same because the deployed Flow is a New Flow registered in Azure Logic Apps and thus will give you a new URL for triggering it.
Unfortunately, I don't think you have any option rather than changing the URL in the JavaScript Code or if you want to make it dynamic, you can store the URL in a SharePoint List and fetch the URL from there in your Code, so that next time if there is a similar issue, you need to update the link in SharePoint and not in the code.
For further information, you can refer this post https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Flows/How-is-the-url-generated-for-the-http-request-received-trigger/td-p/671965
Hope this helps!
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ShubhamJain7 5 on at

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will Environment variables will work for this scenario as fetching the value from variable would be more easy..?

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@Sjain710 ,
Yes it will work, as long as you know how to fetch the environment variable in JavaScript code.
I found a reference here https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Dataverse/Get-Value-of-Environment-Variable-using-JavaScript/td-p/577219

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ShubhamJain7 5 on at

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Thanks , yeah that i know 🙂

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