I have a CDS custom entity that allows attachments which I use to store PDF docs for associated records.
In my PowerApps program upon selection of the CDS record, I show the attached PDF doc to user with the PDFViewer control. I would like to allow the user to send the PDF attachment shown via Email.
Is this possible?
Many thanks!
Larry
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Hi @lknudson2 ,
Could you please share more about your scenario? Do you want to send Email to current user of the App with attachment of a PDF file which is shown in the PDF reader control when associated record has been selected? Do all users have the O365 Exchange online license?
If all users have the O365 Exchange online license, you could use a Office365Outlook.SendEmail method to let user send an Email to itself with the PDF filed attached.
I made a test on my side:
First(LookUp(EntityName,FieldName=Dropdown1.Selected.FieldName).'{Attachments}').Value
4. At last, I added a button with its OnSelect set to:
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(User().Email,"Subject","Body",{Attachments:AddColumns(Dropdown1.Selected.Attachments,"Name", DisplayName, "ContentBytes", Value, "@odata.type", "")})
Received an Email with PDF file attachment after clicking the Button:
You could reference to below link to catch the whole steps:
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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Hi @lknudson2 ,
Yes is Possible.
Please have a look into the below-mentioned Video URL. for Details regarding how to send a mail with attachment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6xEr5N1cU
Thanks,
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Hi @lknudson2 ,
Could you please share more about your scenario? Do you want to send Email to current user of the App with attachment of a PDF file which is shown in the PDF reader control when associated record has been selected? Do all users have the O365 Exchange online license?
If all users have the O365 Exchange online license, you could use a Office365Outlook.SendEmail method to let user send an Email to itself with the PDF filed attached.
I made a test on my side:
First(LookUp(EntityName,FieldName=Dropdown1.Selected.FieldName).'{Attachments}').Value
4. At last, I added a button with its OnSelect set to:
Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(User().Email,"Subject","Body",{Attachments:AddColumns(Dropdown1.Selected.Attachments,"Name", DisplayName, "ContentBytes", Value, "@odata.type", "")})
Received an Email with PDF file attachment after clicking the Button:
You could reference to below link to catch the whole steps:
Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it.
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