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Configuring SharePoint SE to trust third party OIDC authentication.
I am following this article to configure SharePoint SE to trust Login.gov OIDC 1.0 authentication. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/security-for-sharepoint-server/set-up-oidc-auth-in-sharepoint-server-with-msaad Following Step 3 to configure using metadata endpoint failed with the error: New-SPTrustedIdentityTokenIssuer : The security token service metadata document could not be parsed. Can SPSE work with third-party Idp other than Microsoft Entra ID to use metadata endpoint? The public key of login.gov will be rotated annually, so configuring it manually by hard coding the public key is not a viable solution.BinduKoikkalDec 02, 2024Copper Contributor52Views0likes1CommentIssue with Debugging Event Receiver in SharePoint Subscription Edition
Hello everyone, I’m currently facing an issue while debugging an event receiver in SharePoint Subscription Edition. Specifically, when I attach to the w3wp process, I encounter a System.NullReferenceException in the ControlBuilder.cs file. Here’s the relevant code snippet: /// <summary>Creates the <see cref="T:System.Web.UI.ObjectPersistData" /> object for this <see cref="T:System.Web.UI.ControlBuilder" /> object.</summary> /// <returns>The <see cref="T:System.Web.UI.ObjectPersistData" /> for this <see cref="T:System.Web.UI.ControlBuilder" />.</returns> public ObjectPersistData GetObjectPersistData() { return new ObjectPersistData(this, Parser.RootBuilder.BuiltObjects); } Since this is not code I’ve written, I’m not sure why this exception is occurring. Has anyone else encountered this issue, or could someone provide insight into potential causes and solutions? Thank you for your help!JMagDBOct 17, 2024Copper Contributor57Views0likes0CommentsIssue Adding Iframes in SharePoint Pages
Hello everyone, We are currently facing an issue when trying to add iframes to our SharePoint pages. We receive the following message: "We cannot insert this HTML code because it contains an unsecured script." We have already configured and allowed the necessary URLs in the "HTML Field Security" settings. However, the problem persists. Has anyone encountered a similar issue or can provide guidance on how to resolve this? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!JMagDBOct 08, 2024Copper Contributor60Views0likes0CommentsPDF Error Message
We are using SharePoint 2019 on-prem, and are having an issue with a few PDF documents that are being loaded to a document library. Attached is a screenshot for reference, but when a user tries to open the PDF, they get a "Failed to load PDF" error message. I've tried resaving the PDF, renaming the PDF, and uploading the PDF to a different library, but still get the error message. Not all PDF documents behave that way; I uploaded one last week without any issue. And the file size isn't an issue. I've checked the PDF to see if there are any security issues, but the PDF doesn't show any. Has anyone had this issue and know how to resolve it? Thanks!MichelleARCOct 07, 2024Copper Contributor95Views0likes0CommentsSSO for Enterprise Applications with different authentication
Hi, I have a customer who is looking to implement an Intranet Portal on their data center using SharePoint Subscription Edition (SPSE). They want the portal as a single gateway/entry-point for all their enterprise applications. Hence, they are looking to implement SSO for their enterprise applications (Oracle apex, Custom Web Applications, etc.). As each application has their own authentication mechanism and protocols, would ADFS work in such a scenario? If not, what are the alternatives? Thanks, BR,sonispOct 02, 2024Copper Contributor321Views0likes6CommentsSharePoint Workflow Manager on Server 2022 Service Broker issue
New installation of SharePoint Subscription Edition on new Server 2022 build. The SharePoint Workflow Manager (not Microsoft Workflow Manager) was installed along with the client and service framework. When I go to run the configuration for Workflow Manager it gets to the part where it is trying to start the service broker and it cannot do so. All my research points to TLS issues and/or patches for Service Bus 1.1. Even though SharePoint Workflow Manager appears to use Service Bus 1.1 behind the scenes, it doesn't look like you can patch it the same way. While ultimately the server will be restricted to only use TLS 1.2, right now there is no restriction in place. I also tried to explicitly enable 1.3 in the registry as well. The windows firewall and defender are disabled at this point and there is no third party AV.Jason_ZeleznikOct 02, 2024Copper Contributor805Views0likes3CommentsSharePoint Designer Workflow
It's been a long time since I've created a workflow in SharePoint Designer, so here's my question: I have a list in SharePoint, and when an item in that list is changed, I want an email to be sent. I have the email send working, but how do I include a link in the email, that will go directly to that item in SharePoint that was modified? I basically want to notify someone that they have an item in SharePoint to review and approve.MichelleARCSep 26, 2024Copper Contributor207Views0likes1Comment[SPSE] new-SPServiceApplicationPool does not create IIS Application Pool
Hello, I am running SPSE with 24-08 CU on a 2022 Windows server. Different scripted installations of service application fails at New-SPServiceApplicationPool. There is no error but the IIS application pool is not created even after waiting one night. I guess that the iis app pool is created by a timer job as it should be provisionned on all servers in the farm. In this case it is a single server farm. But when using the central admin to create a new service application with a new application pool, the iis app pool is created but the specified name is replace by a GUID is IIS. Is there a bug in the NEW-SPServiceApplicationPool commandlet ? Is there a way to attach an IIS App Pool to a SP Service Pool ? I can't find the GUID of the IIS AppPool Thanks for any suggestion to create a SP Service Pool with PowerShell Jean MariejmThiaSep 26, 2024Brass Contributor99Views0likes0CommentsError opening Excel documents stored in SharePoint Subscription Edition MySite using excel app
Hi There, Recently, we migrated the MySites from Sharepoint 2019 to Sharepoint Subscription Edition. We created new Managed Metadata Service, User Profile Service, Search service application, new Web application on the SE environment. Then, we migrated the content databases from SP 2019 to SE edition and mounted to the web application. We had 1500 users, but out of them three cannot open the excel files stored in their OneDrive using Excel application. They get the message "Access Denied. Contact your administrator" error when they try to open the file. However, they can open the same file using Excel Online connected with Office Online Server. So far, we have unlink their OneDrive client, and relinked them, deleted their MySite and created again using the MySiteHost auto site creation, but still the issue remains. The only change that we see is that their OU in the active directory changed, as compared in their User Profiles in UPS in both environments. When the administrator logs into their site from their PC, he can edit documents both online and client app based. Kindly suggest any fix to this issue. Regards.noorulahmedAug 05, 2024Copper Contributor193Views0likes1CommentSharePoint server SE and SPLA
do we know if this is going to be offered on SPLA program( where we already buy SALs for every user?) thanksstuartcporterJul 05, 2024Copper Contributor520Views0likes1Comment
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