Anybody else having issues when referencing an image field in dataverse when adding .Full to it?

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Hello.

I have a table in Dataverse with an image field. And when I reference it in the app in an image control I do "<field name>.Full". And this all used to work fine. Image would show up in full resolution. But in the last few days these images just stopped working. I confirmed they are still there. The "can store full images" setting is on. And it was all working fine up until a few days ago.

Now the issue is the image refuses to load when I use ".Full". When I remove ".Full" it shows a much lower resolution version of the image and it's not really useful for what we need for the app.

Has anybody come across this issue before? Is this a known PowerApps bug? It seems to be based on the Environment since the same app works and shows the images fine in another Environment.

Thank you

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Anybody else having issues when referencing an image field in dataverse when adding .Full to it?

I don't know if I ever used the .Full property to display an image. If you reference it in a text or label field, it shows an appres url.

In any case, there's a pretty easy way to get a full-res dataverse image to display in your Canvas App. You can use the link format below. It's the same link that you'd find if you did inspect element on a model driven app that showed the image column.

Make sure to include the "Full=true" parameter to show the image at full resolution.
https://<Your_Dynamics_Url>.crm.dynamics.com/Image/download.aspx?Entity=<Your_Table_Logical_Name>&Attribute=<Your_Image_Column_Logical_Name>&Id=<Your_Record_GUID>&Full=true

Here's a blog post I wrote on doing this:
https://marknanneman.wordpress.com/2024/11/15/display-a-full-quality-uncropped-dataverse-image-column-in-powerapps/

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