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Site level permission changes cause endless loading when clicking share/copy link
Losing my mind on this today. I'm trying to create a custom sharepoint permission level: - can't delete - can't create - can't edit - disable sync - can't change sharing I can do the above, but when I test with a user account I have a problem. Clicking the share link or copy link button results in an indefinite spinning circle. I've recreated this several times now (different groups, different permission levels, copying default levels, creating my own). I'm at the end here. What is going on?1.2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Is it possible to restrict download and print of PDF files in SharePoint online?
thayes2021 We have a restricted/limited site for a certain type of user and every file is a PDF file. This is still an issue in 2023, no built in way to view PDF files even though modern browsers would support it.21KViews0likes1CommentHow do I view, access, or export to csv a list of calendar events going back to 2016?
How do I view, access, or export to csv a list of calendar events going back to 2016? Users is trying to get record of calendar items going back to 2016. Default retention policy is applied, which is 2 years -> archive. The user mailbox is enabled with an online archive. When I go back > 2 years in their calendar there are items missing.983Views0likes1CommentProvisioning manual applications when org setting disables users consenting to integrated apps
I might be staring the problem in the face with this one. Here is what I'd like to do: Disable users from being able to consent to 3rd party applications using their O365 credentials. I can do this in both Office365 admin panel or Azure. As admin, select some applications, like MS Tech Comm, and consent by logging into them. Receive a notice when users attempt to sign into a 3rd party application with their O365 credentials so I can approve it OR provision the applications one by one It seems that when I disable Integrated apps org wide that users cannot log into any 3rd party apps regardless of whether or not I have provisioned the app for them and set the various settings through the app like "allow users to sign in" etc. When I attempt to log on with a user account I get the pop-up 'requires admin approval'. Is the org. wide setting a blanket setting which prohibits any 3rd party application regardless of what other settings are set for each app by an administrator in Azure? Does this make any sense? Thank you823Views0likes0Comments
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