I have code that runs for "OnSuccess"
The email is going through just fine.
But my link is not showing up. ?
Set(varLastID, Form_Create_Id.LastSubmit.ID);
Patch(eMail_Flow_Intake_Information, LookUp(eMail_Flow_Intake_Information, ID=varLastID), {Title: Requestor_Input.Text,Requestor_eMail: Requestor_eMail_Input.Text, Requestor_Racfid: Requestor_Input_Racfid.Text ,Impacted_Team_Member_Name: txtTeam_Member_V.Text,
Impacted_Team_Member_eMail: txtEmail.Text,Impacted_Team_Member_Racfid: txtRacfid.Text,
Topic: Topics_Input.Selected.Result, SubTopic: Subtopic_Input.Selected.Result,
Free_Form_Question_Asked: Faq_Questions_List.SelectedText.Value,Free_Form_Question: txtQuestion_Submit.Text,Status: "Submitted"})
;
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
"david.powell@xxxxxx.com",
"Work Request: " & varLastID & "",
"Added more information. And will work on formatting later ! but This is a Information Test: " & " "
& "<br>Request Id:<br>" & varLastID & "<br> <br>"
& "<br>Requestor: <br>" & Requestor_Input.Text & "<br> <br> "
& "<br>Requestor_User_Id: <br>" & Requestor_Input_Racfid.Text & "<br> <br> "
& "<br>Impacted_Team_Member: <br>" & txtTeam_Member_V.Text & "<br> <br> "
& "<br>Impacted_Team_Member_Racfid: <br>" & txtRacfid.Text & "<br> <br> "
& "<br>Topic: <br>" & Topics_Input.Selected.Result & "<br> <br> "
& "<br>Sub_Topic: <br>" & Subtopic_Input.Selected.Result & "<br> <br> "
& "<br>Question: <br>" & txtQuestion_Submit.Text
& "<br>Click Here to Respond <a 'https://apps.powerapps.com/play/60399e08-1f5a-4432-96ad-29ccf2a50396?tenantId=48d1dcb6-bccc-4365-ac7f-b937a7f7fd71&FormId=" & varLastID & "'>link</a>"
,
{
Attachments: ForAll( // Modify formula here
RenameColumns(Form_Create_Id.LastSubmit.Attachments, "DisplayName", "FileName", "Value", "FileContent"),
{
Name: FileName,
ContentBytes: FileContent,
'@odata.type': ""
}
)
}
);
ResetForm(Form_Create_Id)
Thanks
David Powell
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<a href='https://apps.powerapps.com/play/60399e08-1f5a-4432-96ad-29ccf2a50396?tenantId=48d1dcb6-bccc-4365-ac7..." & varLastID & "'>link</a>
Also, I am assuming you alreay have logic on AppStart to read the url parameter using Param function
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<a href='https://apps.powerapps.com/play/60399e08-1f5a-4432-96ad-29ccf2a50396?tenantId=48d1dcb6-bccc-4365-ac7..." & varLastID & "'>link</a>
Also, I am assuming you alreay have logic on AppStart to read the url parameter using Param function
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