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Anonymous
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1 year ago

Images URL changes

Hi everyone, today im having this issue with my links from sharepoint.

 

They used to be in this way:

.com/_api/v2.1/drives/b!CT3wUVZsKEKCSHHEQV9W5RC4EnZ2lF1Eg7LVhPDQUPvnuKnsKRMdSIp3SE_UV8Jm/items/01UIMW2VOFRC4TLR3VGNFZYDPUP3M57IHU/thumbnails/0/c3000x2000/content?prefer=noredirect%2Cclosestavailablesize&cb=1&s=L3NpdGVzL1N1cmZhY2VQcm9qZWN0L0xpc3RzL1Bvc3RlRHxJenFWQlR

 

And now theyre like this:

.com/sites/SurfaceProject/_api/v2.1/sites('51f03ad2323109-6c56-4228-8248-71c4415f56e5,7612b810-9476-445d-83b2-d584f0d050fb')/lists('99baead7-15bd-402a-acae-2296c74b6202')/items('173')/attachments('Reserved_ImageAttachment_%5B6%5D_%5BDerVBT%5D%5B36%5D_%5B6270b30b-46ee-4579-a539-e5dc1f52d69a%5D%5B1%5D_%5B3%5D.jpeg')/thumbnails/0/c3000x2000/content?prefer=noredirect%2Cclosestavailablesize

 

My problem here is when i want to use them in powerBI.

Im not longer reciving them, they appear as NULL in powerQuery.

Someone else wi

 

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  • JaSchu's avatar
    JaSchu
    New Member
    1 year ago

    Hi Jesus9709,

    I can confirm this problem. I have running different PowerAutomate "scripts" and no one is working because of the new API path. Completely out of the sudden Microsoft is changing paths in SharePoint?! Great idea...

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      1 year ago

      So we need to wait for some patch or update 😕

      • JaSchu's avatar
        JaSchu
        New Member
        1 year ago

        I don`t think that waiting will help us. What I have read trough the internet is that users experienced that kind of change troughout this year. I think Microsoft is rolling out this kind of new "feature" to all of us. It`s not a bug, it`s a feature 😉 In my case I could help me in PowerAutomate with "get attachments" and "create file". So PowerAutomate is "crawling" trough the specific line in the SharePoint list and after that it is creating the found file in an additional folder on the SharePoint.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable
    1 year ago

    And here is another example:

    Old links:

     

    New links:

     

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable
    1 year ago

    Hi Anonymous 

     

    The API path and parameters section of the new link seems to have changed compared to the old link. It may be necessary to update your Power Query code to accommodate the format of the new link. Please share your code.

    Also, check to update your data source settings as well as SharePoint access permission.

     

    Best Regards,
    Jarvis Tang
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