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How to find subscriptionId and ResourceGroup name of a flow
I am trying to create a flow in Microsoft flows , which i did. In my application i need the subscription id and resource group name to be configured by the user for other azure services like functions, Logicapps. But i cant seem to find the subscription id and RG name for flows. When i request the http trigger i can see them in the properties , but where can i get them in the portal.
Here's the screenshot of properties sent from flow on a post call.
azure azure-logic-apps microsoft-flow asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
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I am trying to create a flow in Microsoft flows , which i did. In my application i need the subscription id and resource group name to be configured by the user for other azure services like functions, Logicapps. But i cant seem to find the subscription id and RG name for flows. When i request the http trigger i can see them in the properties , but where can i get them in the portal.
Here's the screenshot of properties sent from flow on a post call.
azure azure-logic-apps microsoft-flow asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
571416
They're right there in the screenshot....
– Hong Ooi
Jan 2 at 9:10
@HongOoi yes they are right on the screenshot. If you could read my question i am asking how to obtain it from the portal
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:14
@JoeyCai where to ? Its not underazureit goes to seperate page calledflow.microsoft.com
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:15
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I am trying to create a flow in Microsoft flows , which i did. In my application i need the subscription id and resource group name to be configured by the user for other azure services like functions, Logicapps. But i cant seem to find the subscription id and RG name for flows. When i request the http trigger i can see them in the properties , but where can i get them in the portal.
Here's the screenshot of properties sent from flow on a post call.
azure azure-logic-apps microsoft-flow asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
571416
I am trying to create a flow in Microsoft flows , which i did. In my application i need the subscription id and resource group name to be configured by the user for other azure services like functions, Logicapps. But i cant seem to find the subscription id and RG name for flows. When i request the http trigger i can see them in the properties , but where can i get them in the portal.
Here's the screenshot of properties sent from flow on a post call.
azure azure-logic-apps microsoft-flow azure azure-logic-apps microsoft-flow asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
571416
asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
571416
asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
571416
asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
571416
asked Jan 2 at 9:04
HariHaranHariHaran
571416
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They're right there in the screenshot....
– Hong Ooi
Jan 2 at 9:10
@HongOoi yes they are right on the screenshot. If you could read my question i am asking how to obtain it from the portal
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:14
@JoeyCai where to ? Its not underazureit goes to seperate page calledflow.microsoft.com
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:15
add a comment |
They're right there in the screenshot....
– Hong Ooi
Jan 2 at 9:10
@HongOoi yes they are right on the screenshot. If you could read my question i am asking how to obtain it from the portal
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:14
@JoeyCai where to ? Its not underazureit goes to seperate page calledflow.microsoft.com
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:15
They're right there in the screenshot....
– Hong Ooi
Jan 2 at 9:10
They're right there in the screenshot....
– Hong Ooi
Jan 2 at 9:10
@HongOoi yes they are right on the screenshot. If you could read my question i am asking how to obtain it from the portal
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:14
@HongOoi yes they are right on the screenshot. If you could read my question i am asking how to obtain it from the portal
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:14
@JoeyCai where to ? Its not under
azure it goes to seperate page called flow.microsoft.com– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:15
@JoeyCai where to ? Its not under
azure it goes to seperate page called flow.microsoft.com– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:15
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They're right there in the screenshot....
– Hong Ooi
Jan 2 at 9:10
@HongOoi yes they are right on the screenshot. If you could read my question i am asking how to obtain it from the portal
– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:14
@JoeyCai where to ? Its not under
azureit goes to seperate page calledflow.microsoft.com– HariHaran
Jan 2 at 9:15