Returning an image as a message 05-28-2020 02:20 AM - last edited 05-28-2020 12:29 PM

[MaryT0905]

This is a short video tutorial to walk a user through using MarkUp Language and Power Automate to have the chat bot return an image, or video, instead of just a text message

watch?v=ooQNSYnSdk0

[chass]

Great video!

I was planning on playing w/ this to figure out how to make this work and you have done all the hard work for me!

[Leeyong88]

Thanks @MaryT0905  for this video? Blob storage required Azure account right, my organization has stop my subscription on Azure. Any other recommendation on image storage ? 

Regards, 

Lee Yong

[MaryT0905]

I didn't have luck with anything else unfortunately!  I tried OneDrive, and SP but that didn't work.  Maybe @Renato can help??

[amjad81]

@MaryT0905 @Leeyong88 @chass 

Thanks so much Mary for this video. PVA is more useful now with images.

Regarding the blob storage, I'm using Blogger.com and it works great. I'm using a page as a container for all needed images.


Thank you again for this valuable piece of information.

[CathBautista]

I tried using this and it works! however, upon viewing from Microsoft Teams, it does not work anymore. Please help

[Anonymous]

I have tried on SharePoint and it worked perfectly, however, when i share the bot with another user, they cannot see the pictures even though they have access to the site. does any body know anything about?

[LucianoGomesBR]

I have the same issue

Does someone know the cause?

[Anonymous]

Awesome !! you have done lot of hard work on this ...Thanks for this !! 🙂

[attila372]

SharePoint and OneDrive needs authentication, it doesn't matter the user you share the bot with has access to the pictures, as the bot doesn't authenticate them (unless you require them to do). 

My tip is to use a storage space where pictures can be saved and accessed without authentication (eg. website domain storage)