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TonyRedmond
Dec 12, 2019MVP
Publishing Content From Another SharePoint Site to Teams
Publishing SharePoint Online content to Teams is a great way to make users aware of important information. The standard SharePoint web part makes it easy to publish content from the site belongin...
TonyRedmond
Dec 12, 2019MVP
ChrisWebbTech Given that the desktop client is the web client with a wrapper, it should work. It does for me....
Dec 12, 2019
You would think, but it doesn't. Couple other MVP's said same thing trying this as well with desktop, but web is working. If you use the URL it works as well, but Teams is just spinning for me with a loading circle when trying to inject the Teamslogon piece.
- TonyRedmondDec 12, 2019MVP
ChrisWebbTech Have you tried turning the computer off and on again?
Or logging out of Teams (I'm serious about this) to make sure that your cached credentials haven't expired.
- Dec 12, 2019Yeah, everything same result. Are you on a Mac or PC Desktop?
- TonyRedmondDec 12, 2019MVP
ChrisWebbTech PC.
I know that this is a workaround. I also know that it's a workaround that's successfully used in many large deployments, including Microsoft. There's gotta be something simple here. What's upsetting is that a link works in one client and not in another. That's just odd.