If you can't pull it up it's likely a DNS issue. after that, terminate the flow with error. The two most likely reasons this could be happening are You introduced a typo into the URL you put into the application You are currently experiencing a DNS issue on your network The quickest way to verify this is to try and pull up the web site in the mobile browser. Then select the Send Mail Action or similar and set the run after settings, like "set convertError true".
The Loop should be ready now, if you want to get notified, if the loop times out or fails, add a parallel branch after it. Update the Value of the new action to false and rename it to: ""set convertError false" Then add a Delay, I've chosen 30 seconds.īetween the "set convertError true" and convert action, add a parallel branch and copy paste the "set convertError true" action there. Set it to true and add the runAfter parameters: timeout and error, remove succeeded In my example its called "convertError", rename the set action to: set convertError true. In this Loop you'll need to add the Convert action.Īfter the convert action set a Bool Var, which you need to initialize beforehand. Timeout: P7D - (This means, the loop will loop for 7 days) It took my Do Until Loop 38 minutes and 31 tries to finally convert the file. I'm currently trying the Action until it works. Word file has two text boxes to change and background as watermark. What other connector should I use instead of OneDrive for Business? Microsoft's technical support did not even make a notification within three days. I do not see any rule as to why flow starts once and then does not. "message": "The remote name could not be resolved: ''", The remote name could not be resolved: '' Problem in converting Word to PDF with One Drive Businnes.įlow first fills the Word file with two variables, saves it, converts it to PDF, and finally sends it in a message.
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