No Image Appearing in Gallery

[Phineas]

I have a SP list of Sites. One of the list columns is SteImgUrl. I have pasted image specific URLs on each line of the list for the specific Site it represents. 

The formula for my Gallery is Filter(PrkSnpShtCollection, Park=SnpShtPrkDD.Selected.Result), and returns all desired data, however nothing populate the 'Image' field (box in top right of Gallery). The Item of the Image field is set to ThisItem.ParkImageURL.

All data currently changes and updates based on the selection in the dropdown. The image field should perform the same way. 

[Rahber]

Can you show us one sample record from your SP list? so we can see how you are storing the Image in the list.
and since you are using PrkSnpShtCollection can you go to the collection and see if the image url is populated there?

[Phineas]

Collection w/SiteImageLink

SharePoint List Column with Site Image Hyperlink (Image is located in a SharePoint Library.

SharePoint List Settings for Image Hyperlink Column.

[Rahber]

Ah, i see you are using Sharepoint link as an Image URL. Well there are quite a number of posts in the forum which will give you alternate solutions one of them is here: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/Unable-to-access-SharePoint-Image-URL-from-P...

Apparently using sharepoint url causes some redirections/authentication calls hence the image doesn't populate in PowerApp

[Phineas]

Are you inferring there is a better/easier way? Please, do tell.

[v-yutliu-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Phineas ,

Do you mean that your hyperlink column could not display as image in your gallery?

Please check whether url in your hyperlink could directly link to the image.

Only if the url could directly link to the image, the hyperlink link column could display as image in gallery.

Just like this:

The url should look like this:

https://xxxx.jpg

What's more, you also need to check whether you have permission to the urls.

Best regards,

[timl · Accepted solution]

Hi @Phineas 

I think that what you have should work.

To expand briefly on what @v-yutliu-msft  says, can you confirm that the link that you've posted here is a link to the actual image file?

With images in a SharePoint library, the general URL can open a page with additional menu items, and that type of URL would not render correctly in an image control.