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External Websites Published as Apps through App Studio
- lazycipherFeb 25, 2021Copper Contributor
Hilton Giesenow What can be the proper way to detect if it's a Teams visitor?
I've been looking around for a solution to this.
Please let me know.
Thank you - Todd_KnappSep 18, 2020Copper Contributor
Hilton Giesenow - Sadly we do not own the target website. It's a SaaS app that we pay for. The underpinning for Teams is an HTML5 framework. What I was hoping was that in the desktop app there might be a way to have new windows that are opened by an app launch inside the teams client windows (potentially replacing the previously displayed page, or maybe by creating a tab?). Right now when I package the website in App Studio and then pin it to the sidebar, the site launches, authenticates, and then launches a new window which spawns a browser and takes the user outside of teams (boooo). I'd like to keep them inside the teams framework. I hope that helps / makes sense.
- Todd_KnappSep 18, 2020Copper ContributorI should also mention too that I was assuming that if it was possible, it might require putting a Sharepoint wrapper around it, or doing some code-work inside App Studio... I'm not specifically looking for a Teams desktop client hack...
- Hilton GiesenowSep 20, 2020Brass Contributor
Todd_Knapp this is tricky because it's 3rd party. Is that popup -necessary-, or would it be fine to block it entirely (would the user miss it if it wasn't there?)?