Send push notification with multiple parameters format

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Posted on by Joost

Hi huys,

Can someone please help me to format mulitple parameters into my push notification message.

I currenlty have this:

PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification({recipients:[DataCardValue14.Selected.Email], message:"Task " & Upper(DataCardValue9.Text) & " is assigned to you.",
 params:[screen:"1", taskid:BrowseGallery1.Selected.ID]
 })

I've tried many other variants found online and on this forum. All keep on giving errors on the params: part. without the params: it works perfectly.

Many thanks!!

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Venxir 125 on at

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Hi,

Try this:
PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification({recipients:[DataCardValue14.Selected.Email], message:"Task " & Upper(DataCardValue9.Text) & " is assigned to you.", params: screen:"1", taskid:BrowseGallery1.Selected.ID })
See: https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/tutorials/add-notifications/

Tip: I always use concatenate to join strings, it's cleaner code then what you posted.
Joost 10 on at

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Hi, thanks for your reply. Unfortunately it does not work:

I'm aware of the link you suggested however there they use a different methode wich only seems toexpect "key" as a first parameter: params:Table({key:"notificationKey", value:"The value for notificationKey"})
Venxir 125 on at

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PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification({recipients:[DataCardValue14.Selected.Email], message:"Task " & Upper(DataCardValue9.Text) & " is assigned to you.", params: Table({Key:"screen", value:"1",}, {key:"taskid", value:BrowseGallery1.Selected.ID}) })
Perhaps the above will help then. It indeed seems to be some kind of key-value pair system.
Joost 10 on at

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No sorry!
Joost 10 on at

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Is there someone who has experience with using multiple parameters?
frigi 26 on at

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I have the same problem, do you have found a solution?
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Hi @Joost and @frigi - please review the following link. If this does not solve your problem, reply back to the thread and we will work on finding a different solution.

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/add-push-notification-to-you-app-and-boost-usage-and-retention/

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frigi 26 on at

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Hi @Anonymous, I have followed this instructions https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/add-notifications and I have non problem to send a simple notification. The problem's are if I try with params.

With the same code as described in the documentation I receive some errors (see image).
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@frigi, can you show me the rest of the foruma you have for sending the push notification?

Also, can you try using square brackets instead of the Table() function? Let me know know what happens when you try that.
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Hi @Mr-Dang-MSFT,
the actual code is this:
PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification(
{
recipients:["email2@contoso.com"];
message:"message in the notif toast";
params:Table(key:"notificationKey"; value:"The value for notificationKey");
openApp:true
}
)
I have tryed this way:
PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification( { recipients:["email2@contoso.com"]; message:"message in the notif toast"; params:[key:"notificationKey"; value:"The value for notificationKey"]; openApp:true } )
But I still have an error on "key", that say: this name is invalid.