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WebContent "Contents": How do you get this to work?
Hi, Such generic terms describing this issue, I don't even know how to search for a resolution... I created and Azure Web Function and I can call the Azure Web Function from Postman - it's workin...
I was probably was stuck on this for about 7 hours. Turns out adding "Content" the Power Query WebContents will do a POST, not a GET, whereas my Azure Function was only a GET.
I was probably was stuck on this for about 7 hours. Turns out adding "Content" the Power Query WebContents will do a POST, not a GET, whereas my Azure Function was only a GET.
Yes, you are correct.
For any Power Query function, you can always first go to the official document to find what a parameter represents.
Power Query M function reference - PowerQuery M | Microsoft Learn
Web.Contents - PowerQuery M | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Jing