Very helpful video, about the only video that simply explains how to get the basic message from Power Automate back to Powerapps, if flow was successful. I was able to implement this for my purposes, now the user is notified if app ran successfully. Thank you very much for this!
Props for posting the video with your mistakes. I’m sure 90% of other power platform developers would if edited it out. All of us run into small little issues we have to troubleshoot.
Hey Shehan, interesting, not sure I have tried it that way, will take a look but I would suspect the way the code is translated behind the low code may be the reason, worth an investigation though!
Thanks Piotr I will check it out, it should still work with concurrency control on I can only assume if there are many calls and concurrency is set to 1 there may be a timeout but I will do some testing and get back to you!
Very helpful video, about the only video that simply explains how to get the basic message from Power Automate back to Powerapps, if flow was successful. I was able to implement this for my purposes, now the user is notified if app ran successfully. Thank you very much for this!
You are welcome! I do have some new and updated content coming soon so stay tuned!
Props for posting the video with your mistakes. I’m sure 90% of other power platform developers would if edited it out. All of us run into small little issues we have to troubleshoot.
haha thanks, I think it's important that people see we all make mistakes and figuring out how to find and solve the problem is a skill in itself!
Really loved this video
Thanks Richard :)
That is just perfect - just what I needed. Thanks :D
Great, so glad it helped you out!
Just what I was looking for → Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for the video, helped a lot. P.S. you could do with boosting your audio considerably.
Thanks, working on it, my Video Editing skills are clearly not as good as my Power Apps :D
Hey @Novalogix this is is great but unfortunately this is not working inside 'ForAll' Any suggestions?
Hey Shehan, interesting, not sure I have tried it that way, will take a look but I would suspect the way the code is translated behind the low code may be the reason, worth an investigation though!
@@Novalogix-ltd Thanks gor the reply. Actually I found out that the waiting time for a response is limited to 120 seconds in Power Apps.
Ha, I love it how it doesn't work during the demo, but works again on the second time even though the coding is identical :) .. I feel your pain lol
haha, every day!!
I think whenever you made changes to your Flow, you have to remove it and add it back in. Otherwise you get that invoker error message.
Thanks, its been a while since I had it, they have since updated the UI to be better at working with Flows now thank fully :)
But how to make the PowerApp wait for the flow's response if the flow runs with concurrency control on??? That is the question!
Thanks Piotr I will check it out, it should still work with concurrency control on I can only assume if there are many calls and concurrency is set to 1 there may be a timeout but I will do some testing and get back to you!
was hoping you'd show working with different types of responses
Thanks for the feedback, I will make a note to see if I can do an updated video with some more examples