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Hi -
1. My get data from web query #"releases.latest?" will return a table with 1 row and multiple columns (this query would not need to change) -
2. One of the columns [releases.signatureFileUrl] will always contain the latest data download link
This query will return the webpage for the latest download link #Latest Download" = List.First(#"releases?latest"[releases.signatureFileUrl])
But if I try and use that = Web.Contents(#"Latest Download") I get a firewall error:
references other queries or steps, so it may not directly access a data source. Please rebuild this data combination
Does anyone know how to use the dynamic value to get data from the web using this query?
Thanks
Mark
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Thanks Pete, your solution didn't work immediately for me but I was able to work through the errors and appear to resolved my issue with the below code (API key redacted):
let
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://isd.digital.nhs.uk/trud/api/v1/keys/ deocode/items/341/releases?latest")),
#"Converted to Table" = Table.FromRecords({Source}),
#"Expanded releases" = Table.ExpandListColumn(#"Converted to Table", "releases"),
#"Expanded releases1" = Table.ExpandRecordColumn(#"Expanded releases", "releases", {"id", "name", "releaseDate", "archiveFileUrl", "archiveFileName", "archiveFileSizeBytes", "archiveFileSha256", "archiveFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "checksumFileUrl", "checksumFileName", "checksumFileSizeBytes", "checksumFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "signatureFileUrl", "signatureFileName", "signatureFileSizeBytes", "signatureFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "publicKeyFileUrl", "publicKeyFileName", "publicKeyFileSizeBytes", "publicKeyId"}, {"releases.id", "releases.name", "releases.releaseDate", "releases.archiveFileUrl", "releases.archiveFileName", "releases.archiveFileSizeBytes", "releases.archiveFileSha256", "releases.archiveFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "releases.checksumFileUrl", "releases.checksumFileName", "releases.checksumFileSizeBytes", "releases.checksumFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "releases.signatureFileUrl", "releases.signatureFileName", "releases.signatureFileSizeBytes", "releases.signatureFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "releases.publicKeyFileUrl", "releases.publicKeyFileName", "releases.publicKeyFileSizeBytes", "releases.publicKeyId"}),
#"releases archiveFileUrl" = #"Expanded releases1"[releases.archiveFileUrl],
Custom2 = Lines.ToText(#"releases archiveFileUrl"),
Custom1 = Web.Contents(Custom2)
in
Custom1
This should work ok, I then need to extract the result from a zip which I can do. Thanks for your help.
Hi Mark,
You need to put your file URL into a relative path argument so, instead of this:
Web.Contents(yourUrlParameter)
You'll need to do something like this:
Source = Web.Contents("https://theDomainOfYourUrl.com",
[RelativePath = "/theRestOfYourUrlParameter"]),
Difficult to give an exact answer without knowing what file type you're actually trying to grab, but this RelativePath principle is the way to avoid the FormulaFirewall in this scenario.
Pete
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Thanks Pete, your solution didn't work immediately for me but I was able to work through the errors and appear to resolved my issue with the below code (API key redacted):
let
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://isd.digital.nhs.uk/trud/api/v1/keys/ deocode/items/341/releases?latest")),
#"Converted to Table" = Table.FromRecords({Source}),
#"Expanded releases" = Table.ExpandListColumn(#"Converted to Table", "releases"),
#"Expanded releases1" = Table.ExpandRecordColumn(#"Expanded releases", "releases", {"id", "name", "releaseDate", "archiveFileUrl", "archiveFileName", "archiveFileSizeBytes", "archiveFileSha256", "archiveFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "checksumFileUrl", "checksumFileName", "checksumFileSizeBytes", "checksumFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "signatureFileUrl", "signatureFileName", "signatureFileSizeBytes", "signatureFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "publicKeyFileUrl", "publicKeyFileName", "publicKeyFileSizeBytes", "publicKeyId"}, {"releases.id", "releases.name", "releases.releaseDate", "releases.archiveFileUrl", "releases.archiveFileName", "releases.archiveFileSizeBytes", "releases.archiveFileSha256", "releases.archiveFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "releases.checksumFileUrl", "releases.checksumFileName", "releases.checksumFileSizeBytes", "releases.checksumFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "releases.signatureFileUrl", "releases.signatureFileName", "releases.signatureFileSizeBytes", "releases.signatureFileLastModifiedTimestamp", "releases.publicKeyFileUrl", "releases.publicKeyFileName", "releases.publicKeyFileSizeBytes", "releases.publicKeyId"}),
#"releases archiveFileUrl" = #"Expanded releases1"[releases.archiveFileUrl],
Custom2 = Lines.ToText(#"releases archiveFileUrl"),
Custom1 = Web.Contents(Custom2)
in
Custom1
This should work ok, I then need to extract the result from a zip which I can do. Thanks for your help.