I have a strange one here. I have created a new collection in an existing model and used 6 documents to train the model. The model detected all the text but displays none of of the text. I get the same result when using the Power App PDFViewer in an App.
Any ideas on how to resolve this?
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Hi @Garethterb,
Thanks for reporting this.
We're aware of this issue impacting certain documents. A fix is on its way. In the meantime if you open the model from the Power Apps preview portal, using this URL: https://make.preview.powerapps.com/ your documents should be displayed correctly. Let us know if its not the case.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
Hi @Garethterb,
Thanks for reporting this.
We're aware of this issue impacting certain documents. A fix is on its way. In the meantime if you open the model from the Power Apps preview portal, using this URL: https://make.preview.powerapps.com/ your documents should be displayed correctly. Let us know if its not the case.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
@JoeF-MSFT I'm having this same issue in the the actual power app as well. I tried substituting apps.powerapps.com with apps.preview.powerapps.com to see if this would solve the issue but it did not. Any suggestions?
Hi @Garethterb,
Apologies for this. Just to double check, did you try with apps.preview.powerapps.com or with https://make.preview.powerapps.com/ ? It needs to be https://make.preview.powerapps.com/
Hi @JoeF-MSFT .
This is the same problem but in a different place. This is when the user is running the actual power app.
Adding https://make.preview.powerapps.com/ breaks the connection the app does not load.
Thanks @Garethterb, so its when you are using the Form Processor in a Power Apps. Could you share one of the documents that is not displayed correctly to aihelpen@microsoft.com so we can troubleshoot? Thank you!
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