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I am setting up a SharePoint Online for my company. Part of the presentation here is going to be a SharePoint calendar overlay that shows the current project workflow in the monthly calendar view. I have embedded my SharePoint calendars successfully. The issue I have is in regards to controlling the user interface. The embedded calendar is more of an embedded web page. As such the quick launch is still in the view. I can hit the "focus on content" icon, which gets rid of it, and that is great. I'd like to lock that view somehow, or hide it in the embedded calendar so that it can't be unselected. In fact, I don't really need the tabs in my view either: just the ability to scroll through the months and expand or collapse the weeks as we need to. If I could somehow set the default view to "focus on content" and then just crop off that whole top bar I'd be in excellent shape. Most people in the company aren't going to be navigating to other areas of the SharePoint, so I'm not looking to disable these features, just remove them from the embedded calendar. I just can't figure out how to do this. Does anyone have a suggestion?1.2KViews0likes0CommentsAn option to Push Comments to User Inbox
I recently migrated our company over from Trello. We are hoping to use Planner in collaboration with SharePoint sites, PowerApps and Excel to create a management environment for our custom fabrication department. One issue I have experienced right out of the gates was the absence of an@schema in the contents. It seems that there might have once been some functionality here, but there clearly is no longer anything like it. I understand that members who participate in the comments will get those notifications pushed to their work Inbox. While that is a nice feature, it requires that a comment was left to begin with. This is an issue for us. We need to be able to reach out to Team Members who might not be looking at a card and let them know that they need to review something. Assuming that the@schema was removed for a reason and that it might never come back, I have an alternative idea. Below the open comments field you could add a button to "Request Reply in Task". When this option is used, the comment will be posted as usual, but a draft message will be saved to your Outlook account that has a copy of the comment and link to the task card. A user could then simply send that e-mail to whomever needs to see it, and they have a quick link right in the e-mail to reply on the task card.1.4KViews2likes5Comments
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