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Nicholas Byng-Maddick
May 04, 2018Brass Contributor
SharePoint Access Requests Settings
This has long been a problem but there appears to have been a subtle but significant change to the abilities here in SPO. It appears you can now specify the site owners group as the destination of t...
Ella Visani
Jun 29, 2018Copper Contributor
hi Stephen
its a great feature but today I came upon a site I set up way back when. For this site the 'group' option greyed out and says 'no owner group defined'. The site definitely has an owner group. any ideas how I can fix this?
thanks
Ella
vijay dirisala
Jul 03, 2018Copper Contributor
Hi Ella,
You might have deleted the default site owners group from site.
Thank you,
Vijay
- QuantumrunnerJun 04, 2019Brass ContributorThis is also available in CSOM for quite some time but was not really documented.
You can reset the setting to OwnerGroup by using:
context.Site.RootWeb.SetUseAccessRequestDefaultAndUpdate(true);
context.Site.RootWeb.Update();
context.ExecuteQuery();
If the settings is different for subwebs you have to reset it too. - Georgeina BakerFeb 06, 2019Iron ContributorThanks for the URL - saved me hunting high and low. :)
- FromelardJul 04, 2018Iron Contributor
If you want to reset that default groups configuration (subsite or rootsite) Owners, Members, Visitors (in case of deletion of site migration for example).
You can use that technical page (not available from the settings menu):
- http://Tenant.sharepoint.com/sites/yourSite/YourSubsite/_layouts/15/permsetup.aspx
That will offer you the choice from the existing groups list or create your own.
Fab