Hi huys,
Can someone please help me to format mulitple parameters into my push notification message.
I currenlty have this:
PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification({recipients:[DataCardValue14.Selected.Email], message:"Task " & Upper(DataCardValue9.Text) & " is assigned to you.", params:[screen:"1", taskid:BrowseGallery1.Selected.ID] })
I've tried many other variants found online and on this forum. All keep on giving errors on the params: part. without the params: it works perfectly.
Many thanks!!
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Hi @Mr-Dang-MSFT,
the actual code is this:
PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification(
{
recipients:["email2@contoso.com"];
message:"message in the notif toast";
params:Table(key:"notificationKey"; value:"The value for notificationKey");
openApp:true
}
)
I have tryed this way:
PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification( { recipients:["email2@contoso.com"]; message:"message in the notif toast"; params:[key:"notificationKey"; value:"The value for notificationKey"]; openApp:true } )
But I still have an error on "key", that say: this name is invalid.
PowerAppsNotification.SendPushNotification( { recipients: [nextPlayer.turn], message: "Word App! It's your turn to make a word!", openApp: true, params: Table( { key: "gameid", value: Text(nextPlayer.RecordId) } ) } )
Above is my code. It looks like you're just missing the curly brackets in Table().
@Mr-Dang-MSFT if I take your code with the sopstitution of "," with ";" because of the region.
But is all red, like in image.
Hey @Joost
Try this :
1. Got at "View" and select "Data sources" , you will see a sort window opening .
2. select "Add data source"
3.Select "New Connection"
4. On that list find "PowerApps Notification"
Add it as one of your data sources and then it should work .
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