I have a form and when I submit it and it is good the OnSuccess() event is triggered.
I then want it to firstly execute a flow, and then Navigate to a success screen. This is my attempt.
PowerAppsbutton.Run(EmailBodyHtml.HtmlText, User().Email); Navigate(Screen_Success)
This appears to be the incorrect format as I am getting warning symbols saying Invalid number of arguments.
What is the correct way to do this?
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@dcullen wrote:I have a form and when I submit it and it is good the OnSuccess() event is triggered.
I then want it to firstly execute a flow, and then Navigate to a success screen. This is my attempt.
PowerAppsbutton.Run(EmailBodyHtml.HtmlText, User().Email); Navigate(Screen_Success)This appears to be the incorrect format as I am getting warning symbols saying Invalid number of arguments.
What is the correct way to do this?
Try adding a ScreenTransition.None to your Navigate.
Navigate(Screen_Success, ScreenTransition.None)
@dcullen wrote:I have a form and when I submit it and it is good the OnSuccess() event is triggered.
I then want it to firstly execute a flow, and then Navigate to a success screen. This is my attempt.
PowerAppsbutton.Run(EmailBodyHtml.HtmlText, User().Email); Navigate(Screen_Success)This appears to be the incorrect format as I am getting warning symbols saying Invalid number of arguments.
What is the correct way to do this?
Try adding a ScreenTransition.None to your Navigate.
Navigate(Screen_Success, ScreenTransition.None)
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