As of release 3.20065.16 controls are losing certain properties such as X, Y, Visible, Image, BackgroundImage (and probably others) in PowerApps Studio, where these are calculated. They can be fixed by re-entering the definition. For example, an Image control whose Y property is Parent.Height - Self.Height will show incorrectly at the top of the page: if I delete the property and then enter it again, it shows correctly at the bottom. But if I save the app and reload, it is back at the top of the screen. Same is true of many other properties, including a screen's BackgroundImage, for example, and several Visibles. Tried restoring to earlier versions, and using a different browser, but problem remains. Published apps are ok - it's just the Studio implementation.
This is similar to a problem in release 3.20021.27 (see Release 3.20021.27 Component instances lose property definitions ) which was corrected with a fix.
Could you find the fix again please, quickly?!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Got a reply from MS Support - choosing a previous Studio version seems to fix the all the problems.
Open/create your app via the previous Power Apps Studio version by manually specifying the version number as:
https://<region_code>.create.powerapps.com/<full version number>/studio/
And you can check the history build number by checking: https://create.powerapps.com/debug.html
In my example, I can open my existing App with previous version as https://as.create.powerapps.com/v3.20064.23.155867258/studio/#source=portal&environment-name=Default...
Hi @JonathanGibbs ,
I suggest you lodge a Support Ticket with Microsoft.
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Do you have any screen share for this issue with the broken control property here?
Got a reply from MS Support - choosing a previous Studio version seems to fix the all the problems.
Open/create your app via the previous Power Apps Studio version by manually specifying the version number as:
https://<region_code>.create.powerapps.com/<full version number>/studio/
And you can check the history build number by checking: https://create.powerapps.com/debug.html
In my example, I can open my existing App with previous version as https://as.create.powerapps.com/v3.20064.23.155867258/studio/#source=portal&environment-name=Default...
@musantana1 That works - thank you!
Very useful tip, which I'll note for the future
Can you please share the session Id information of the studio?
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