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Submit captured image to SharePoint List

Submitted by Kudo Collector on โ€Ž06-13-2016 12:57 PM

I think it would be great to make photos captured in the PowerApp Camera control be submitted to SharePoint List.

 

Status: Started

We have started working on this, but this is complex as by default SPO lists do not have a concept of images stored in them. This is the top item on our SharePoint connector team and we are actively working on it.

 

Sadly, don't have a timeline due to the complexity of the problem.

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JamesMi
Regular Visitor
โ€Ž02-07-2018 05:12 AM

PaulC is doing some great work with PowerApps, but it needs to be simpler. Iโ€™d think this use case is a โ€˜no brainerโ€™ For a bunch of typical apps.

Hielkeoh
New Member
โ€Ž02-27-2018 11:29 PM

Hello. Is there any update on this feature? Thanks ๐Ÿ™‚

Anonymous
Not applicable
โ€Ž04-04-2018 04:19 AM

March is already over. Is there any news on this feature?

Pasi_M
New Member
โ€Ž04-04-2018 04:56 AM

Any news ?

Anonymous
Not applicable
โ€Ž04-04-2018 05:03 AM

When will it be made available?

JamesMi
Regular Visitor
โ€Ž04-04-2018 05:16 AM

Have you watched PaulCโ€™s video on submitting pictures with flow?

 

https://youtu.be/mp-8B1fLrqs

 

Anonymous
Not applicable
โ€Ž04-19-2018 10:07 AM

Any updates to this feature? It is essential to our company moving forward.

 

Thanks

ChrisTCF
Frequent Visitor
โ€Ž04-25-2018 05:35 AM

We are using the add attachment to lists in SPO, which is great. But why can't you just add a camera function by using the same mechanism, so the user can take a picture, it's added and the user can just upload that picture as an attachment - it would be way more user friendly thatn having to browse for attachments on a mobile phone, fine for IT guys but not for "normal" users.

 

That would help a lot and remove some current boundaries, as the latest PowerApps releases doesn't allow sending larger photos (4mb+) anymore using a json connector (Paul C style), so you bascially blocked PowerApps from taking hi-res pictures and uploading them to SharePoint.....

 

brandonklittle
Helper II
Helper II
โ€Ž06-19-2018 02:37 PM

FYI to everyone that this is now available in PowerApps.  I added the attachments column to my app, tested on my phone, it asked me for permission to my camera and camera roll.  I uploaded a picture and took one, added it, it then shows up in the SharePoint list item...woohoo

ChrisTCF
Frequent Visitor
โ€Ž06-19-2018 08:46 PM

thanks for posting, can you explain a little bit more in detail what you did? not sure if my request is what you are doing......adding attachments, including photos to sharepoint colunn directly works for a while. I'm more looking for a smart user interface, so the ordinary user can take a photo and just submit it instead of having to browse through the mobile phone folders like adding an attachment and uploading it.......so would be glad if you can explain a bit further how to accomplish this - that would be a big step forward for many usage scenarios....thanks