The method 'UserPhotoV2' has an invalid value for parameter 'id'

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Hi there,

I receive the below error:

Office365Users.UserPhotoV2 failed: The method 'UserPhotoV2' has an invalid value for parameter 'id'

I am trying to update the users Office 365 profile photo using the below

Office365Users.UpdateMyPhoto("image/jpeg", PhotoToUpload);
Set(MyPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(MyUserId));
ClearCollect(UserPhotoCache,{UserId:MyUserId, Photo:MyPhoto,Time:Now()});UpdateContext({showLabel:true});UpdateContext({showButton:true});
UpdateContext({saveButton:false});

I'm not sure what parameter id is invalid, and it's causing the error to appear once the photo has been uploaded. I have attached a copy of the PowerApp.

Can anyone assist please?

Thankyou

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mdevaney 29,993 Moderator on at

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What value are you using for MyUserID? This is not shown in your code. It should be the user's email address.

Example: "dsmith@yourcompany.com"

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ChrisBrownNSFT 41 on at

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@mdevaney Below is the code, it is based off of the Onboarding Tasks template canvass app...

Set(MyGroup,LookUp(OutlookTasks.GetTaskGroups(),Name = "My Tasks")); Set(MyOutlookGroupId, MyGroup.Id); Set(MyProfile,Office365Users.MyProfileV2()); Set(MyUserId,MyProfile.userPrincipalName); Set(MyUserDisplayName,MyProfile.displayName); Set(MyUserEmail,MyProfile.mail); Set(SelectedUser,MyUserId); ClearCollect(UserPhotoCache, { UserId:MyUserId, Photo:If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(MyUserId).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(MyUserId),'default-profile'), Time:Now() }); Set( SelectedUserProfile, { DisplayName:MyProfile.displayName, City:MyProfile.City, JobTitle:MyProfile.jobTitle, UserPrincipalName:MyProfile.userPrincipalName, GivenName:MyProfile.givenName, Mail:MyProfile.mail, Id:MyProfile.id, Mobile:MyProfile.mobilePhone, OfficePhone:MyProfile.TelephoneNumber, Department:MyProfile.Department, OfficeLocation:MyProfile.officeLocation, Photo: LookUp(UserPhotoCache,UserId = MyUserId).Photo } ); ClearCollect( MyReportList, ForAll( Office365Users.DirectReports(MyUserId), { DisplayName:DisplayName, City:City, JobTitle:JobTitle, UserPrincipalName:UserPrincipalName, GivenName:GivenName, Mail:Mail, Id:Id, Mobile:mobilePhone, OfficePhone:TelephoneNumber, Department:Department, OfficeLocation:OfficeLocation, Photo:If( Not(Id in UserPhotoCache.UserId), Collect(UserPhotoCache, { UserId:Id, Photo:If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(Id).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(Id),'default-profile'), Time:Now() } ); LookUp(UserPhotoCache,UserId = Id).Photo, LookUp(UserPhotoCache,UserId = Id).Photo) } ) ); ClearCollect( MyPeersList, ForAll( Office365Users.DirectReports(Office365Users.Manager(MyUserId).Id), { DisplayName:DisplayName, City:City, JobTitle:JobTitle, UserPrincipalName:UserPrincipalName, GivenName:GivenName, Mail:Mail, Id:Id, Mobile:mobilePhone, OfficePhone:TelephoneNumber, Department:Department, OfficeLocation:OfficeLocation, Photo:If( Not(Id in UserPhotoCache.UserId), Collect( UserPhotoCache, { UserId:Id, Photo:If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(Id).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(Id),'default-profile'), Time:Now() } ); LookUp(UserPhotoCache,UserId = Id).Photo, LookUp(UserPhotoCache,UserId = Id).Photo ) } ) ); Set(ManagerProfile,Office365Users.Manager(MyUserId));
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What does this evaluate to?

Set(MyUserId,MyProfile.userPrincipalName);

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@mdevaney I'm not sure, I've just tweaked what was in the Template file. I have attached the zip if you want to take a peek and import?
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Sorry, I don’t want to download any files.

Please tell me the value resulting from that formula.

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@mdevaney Thanks, i've seen where i've gone wrong with the ID and have now corrected this and it works as expected 🙂

Office365Users.UpdateMyPhoto("image/jpeg", PhotoToUpload); Set(MyPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhotoV2(User().Email));
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Yes, that's exactly why I wanted you to check your code there and using User().Email was going to be my next suggestion. I just wasn't sure why you chose UserPrincipalName.

Best of luck building your app!

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