Forum Discussion
Booking page and "bad request" message
- Workaround:
If the Bookings page runs into a "Bad request" error, open https://outlook.office365.com in the same browser and then open the respective Bookings page again
If the Bookings page runs into a "Bad request" error, open https://outlook.office365.com in the same browser and then open the respective Bookings page again
- Seems Microsoft did change something... the workaround is no longer reliable.
- Hello,
Some users got help from this workaround. - thanks! - this one worked
Hi,
Is there any update on this topic ? All our Bookings pages are showing the "Bad Request" message, no way around it (tried to clean cache, open via OWA,...).
Best regards,
JBAECK
MatthiasRodler If you send out the link to a group and they don't have outlook, will the link to bookings still work?
mpjepson yes. Bookings will also work when the customers do not have outlook, but the availability check with their own calendar won't work then
MatthiasRodler thanks Matt. I have had members of my group get MS login/join requests or a Bad Page error. Some it worked for; most it did not. This is something that needs to be addressed asap by MS for widespread use.
If you have used the link by the copy button from MS Bookings > Bookings Page > Configure booking page. Then this link contains https://outlook.office365.com/owa/.... which is what Matthias is explaining.
If you have put this link into lets say an email template then the owa is causing issues. So, go to your bookings page in a browser and copy and paste the browser address from here. Then embed this copied address into your email or social media post. which should be a lot shorter and not contain owa in the address.
