I use gallary to display product picture from sharepoint list ,I found this image didn't display .
the fx :
ThisItem.[ImageColumn]
it failed .
I used attachment , it display .
the fx:
First(ThisItem.Attachments).Value
Who
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You are correct that "this feature is not mature" - it presents in Power Apps as read-only (which means you cannot upload anything to it from Power Apps) and you need to use the "Standard" SharePoint form to upload (meaning you cannot have an integrated app as the interface). Stick with either your attachments or a multiple line of Text using JSON (refer this blog of mine).
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Please refer to this documentation when using the Sharepoint Image Column. You have not specified the size. If this link doesn't help then please let me know: https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-apps-supports-the-new-sharepoint-list-image-column-...
@phipps0218 Thanks for your information , I tried to add size , it also can't display
@phipps0218 Thanks for your information , I tried to add size , it also can't display
What is it returning? Are you able to upload some screenshots of your formula and output?
I use image column the display as below :
Use attachment the display as below :
So, I confuse the result , I don't know that reason ?
Hello,
i have the same issue.
The Gallery Shows directly the whole Sharepoint list (Items Field in the Gallery), so there is no collection or something else.
it's a normal Image Column, which is described in the link above from @phipps0218 .
If i make an new, clean App and i will add the datasource, mostly it works, but only for some hours, or days.
After that time, the picture is white/empty.
Seems, that this feature is not mature.
FYI: The Problem occurs when i ad the SP List directly and even if i use environment variables.
You are correct that "this feature is not mature" - it presents in Power Apps as read-only (which means you cannot upload anything to it from Power Apps) and you need to use the "Standard" SharePoint form to upload (meaning you cannot have an integrated app as the interface). Stick with either your attachments or a multiple line of Text using JSON (refer this blog of mine).
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Thanks for your reply!
Now we know, that it works in our Environment with new apps, only the existing app, which need this feature, doesn't work.
We opened a Microsoft ticket and they will take a look to it.
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