Hi,
At the moment I have 3 Flow-action buttons visible on my SharePoint actionbar.
The last button uses the "For a selected item" trigger of the SP-connector (which is ok). But the second button uses a HTTP-trigger.
See the following screenshot:
It also triggers the flow (but doesn't provide the needed info (empty json-object).
But the question is: why is this showing up and how do I get rid of it?
Hi @Anonymous,
How is the JSON Schema formatted in your flow? I guess that it is related to the SharePoint list.
To test this issue, I create a simple flow which is triggered by HTTP Request but it doesn’t appear on the SharePoint site.
Could you create another flow with a different HTTP trigger to test this issue?
Best regards,
Mabel Mao
Hi @v-yamao-msft: I've tried using the exact same JSON-schema in a new Flow with an HTTP-trigger, but this didn't show up in the list.
I've tried enabling, and disabling the flow (waiting a couple of seconds between them) but the flow didn't show up.
I tried the same with the auto-create flow, which disappeared... and then re-appeared when I re-enabled the flow.
I'm pretty stumped why this particular flow is attaching itself to the list...
Especially since it doesn't appear to work at all (regular HTTP-requests work fine, but selecting an SP-item triggers it with gibberish-data).
Does anyone have any more insights?
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