Solved: Disable the red error message

Anonymous · ‎08-25-2017

I have an app that grabs employee photos, and if the employee does not have a photo the app returns that red error message at the top, a 404 error has occured. Can i disable this error message? I can handle the error fine in the app with the IsBlank funtion, but the message still shows for my end users... How can i disable the message?!

roamer7485 · ‎07-25-2019

Hi!

You may have found already a solution to this but I want to share my solution. I also bumped into this issue that was kinda frustrating. Yet after 3 cups of mdium-roast colombia, I found a solution. First, enabled the formula-level error management from the App Setting/Advanced Settings, see attached screen shot. Second, in my image control's Image code, I used the IfError() function like IfError(Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Actionee.Email),""). See another screenshot. The "Actionee" was my custom field name, ignore it. It can be user() or whatever in your case. The empty place-holder "" is the one that suppresses the error display.

Thanks.

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v-yamao-msft · ‎08-28-2017

Hi Bri,

I assume that you are using the connector Office 366 users. If yes, I would say that it is a limitation for this connection.

When there is no return result for the corresponding User ID, a “404 not found” error message will be thrown.

We are not possible to disable the error message when using this connection.

Best regards,
Mabel Mao

Community Support Team _ Mabel Mao
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Anonymous · ‎09-12-2017

Did you every find a workaround to this issue? I am also experiencing this.

Anonymous · ‎11-11-2017

I believe you should be able to use the following formula that checks to see if that user has a photo, and if they don't, it uses the sampleimage.

If(Office365Users.UserPhotoMetadata(UserPrincipalName).HasPhoto,Office365Users.UserPhoto(UserPrincipalName),SampleImage)

My problem is, it throws an Error saying that UserPhoto UserID is not acceptable, but loads perfectly fine.

Anonymous · ‎11-11-2017

No, that does not work. I am reffering to use powerapps in the web as well. But yeah i thought of trying that.

timoth · ‎05-16-2018

Worked for me !! Thanks

mbeitel · ‎04-10-2019

I am getting the same style of error when using Azure Blob Storage.

ex. AzureBlobStorage.GetFileContent(CompanyLogo.Id)

errror: AzureBlobStorage.GetFileContent the method 'GetFileContent' has an invalid value for parameter "id"

But it load the image perfectly after a few seconds. Has any one found a way to handle this or suppress these error?

sreilly · ‎06-10-2019

I'm having a very similar issue to mbeitel. I'm working with a custom flow that utilizes the SharePoint REST API, I have a user getting the Red Banner, but the information still updates and the flow appears to be running successfully.

I would love to disable this type of banner.

roamer7485 · ‎07-25-2019

Hi!

You may have found already a solution to this but I want to share my solution. I also bumped into this issue that was kinda frustrating. Yet after 3 cups of mdium-roast colombia, I found a solution. First, enabled the formula-level error management from the App Setting/Advanced Settings, see attached screen shot. Second, in my image control's Image code, I used the IfError() function like IfError(Office365Users.UserPhoto(ThisItem.Actionee.Email),""). See another screenshot. The "Actionee" was my custom field name, ignore it. It can be user() or whatever in your case. The empty place-holder "" is the one that suppresses the error display.

Thanks.

MaheshKuni · ‎09-14-2019

Hello all,

I see these red Xs, for all the data cards in powerapps form. On mouse over of each datacard, I see message "Form screen has too many controls". Please post resolution.