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I am sending http request to the SharePoint Search api. (_api/search/query/Template= ........)
How do I get the DownloadUrl as a return from the http request.
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Nigel
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Yes that's what I was thinking. All you need is add a Parse JSON step and extract the values.
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Could you please post an example of your http output data?
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Thanks for the reply and screenshot.
I asked for the run history of the http request. Is that contains the download url?
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Here is the json rom the http request :-
Hi @NigelP
It's my bad I thought you already had this in your result sets and you struggling to get this value from JSON.
You already have Title, Path, File extension etc in your http request. Is that enough to construct the ur?
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Thanks for the JSON results.
Is these are your donwload link?
https://<tenant>.sharepoint.com/Marketing Documents/Email for Nigel.docx
If not please explain a bit more about it.
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I see what you mean !
Yes I could use that url (OriginalPath) as the download link.
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Nigel
Hi @NigelP
Yes that's what I was thinking. All you need is add a Parse JSON step and extract the values.
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