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Iron Contributor

Sep 09, 2019

Teams integration: Hiding the O365 header in project roadmaps

It is possible to implement a project roadmap in a Teams tab to simplify communication. Simply open the roadmap, then copy the URL from the address bar and add it as a website tab in Teams. By addin...

Trutz_Stephani

Iron Contributor

Aug 03, 2020

Hi locious

The parameter works only for the "Roadmaps" feature, not for "Project Home".

But the parameter works also for the new Project for the Web

locious

Copper Contributor

Aug 03, 2020

Trutz_Stephani the URL I provided earlier is the new project for the web. Bus i still can't get it to work. Have you been able to?

Trutz_Stephani
Iron Contributor
Aug 03, 2020
Hi locious ,
Yes that worked for me.
Example: https://project.microsoft.com/en-US/#/taskgrid?projectId=3d9caf9c-1cd0-e911-a837-000d3ab4e0c4&dynamicsUI=true
The O365 bars and only hidden when embedded in Teams or a model-driven app. If you use the URL directly in the browser, the sidebars and header appear nonetheless.
- locious
  Copper Contributor
  Aug 03, 2020
  Trutz_Stephani I am asking if it will work on this url: https://project.microsoft.com/en-US/.
  
  I already am familiar with adding it to an in individual project URL such as the one you just provided.
  - Trutz_Stephani
    Iron Contributor
    Aug 03, 2020
    Hi locious ,
    It seems then we both completely misunderstood each other.
    The parameter doesn't work for the Project entry page, which is the URL you supplied.