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Re: Is there a way to show a list of associated sites to a hub site, without using top navigation bar?
Alan Marshall Miguel_B_M We're using the Sites web part to display the associated sites of a hub. However, it doesn't always display all the associated sites. I double checked the permissions. Even the sites where the end user is a site collection admin or a site owner doe't show up in the list. So, it's not a security trimming issue. Have you experienced a similar behavior? I wonder if this web part is using search. Even after a couple of days, the results are the same. It shouldn't take more than that to update the search index.23KViews0likes3CommentsCustom site design/site script doesn't always update the site header
I have a custom site design/site script to apply branding to SPO modern sites. I've also applied it to the default site design (Add-SPOSiteDesign -IsDefault). It's automatically applied to new sites. The site script changes the Header to compact layout and adds the gray background. It works 80% of the time. Every once in a while, the site will still have the Standard layout and the white background. I updated my provisioning scripts to explicitly run Invoke-SPOSiteDesign. I still see sites with the wrong header. If I check the Site Designs from the web UI, I see that it was applied twice. If I apply the same site design for the 3rd time using the web UI, then it finally changes the Header. It works fine the first time for most but there seems to be a glitch where it fails around 20% of the time. I'm on the Government cloud (GCC). Has anyone experienced a similar issue?1.2KViews1like2CommentsDuplicate Hub Names Issue
Hub site admins can rename their hubs using the Hub Site Settings. Or you can register a site as hub from Admin Center and re-use an existing hub name. SPO doesn't enforce unique names for hubs, which becomes problematic. When you try to associate a site with a hub, you get back more than one Hub with the same name and you can't tell which one to pick. The drop-down doesn't display the URLs. I think the Hub names should be unique to prevent any confusion and make them more usable. Also, is it possible for Hub site admins to see which sites are associated with their hubs? The hub navigation doesn't seem to be automatically updated when sites are associated or disassociated.1.5KViews0likes3CommentsRe: SP Admin role cannot modify O365 groups programmatically
VasilMichev Thanks. Obviously the UI doesn't use the Powershell but both the UI and Powershell are probably hitting the same backend APIs, probably Graph. Unfortunately, we're limited to SP Admin role and can't be granted additional permissions at this time. Ideally, the New-PnPSite or New-PnpTenantSite could take in an Owners parameter and make them O365 Group Owners if the new site is an O365 Group connected site.1.9KViews0likes1CommentRe: SP Admin role cannot modify O365 groups programmatically
It does have the privilege to do that. If it can do it using the UI, it should be able to do it thru the APIs as well. This might have been overlooked when SP Admin role was given additional privileges for O365 groups recently.1.9KViews0likes3CommentsSP Admin role cannot modify O365 groups programmatically
I have a customer where we only have SP Admin role. We don't have global admin rights. Recently MS granted SP Admin role the privileges to create/modify/delete O365 groups and add/remove their owners and members. I can use the Admin Center UI to create/delete/etc. O365 groups. If I try to use the Exchange Online powershell, I can create/import a session and run Get-UnifiedGroup successfully to view a list of O365 groups. However, when I try to run Set-UnifiedGroup or Add-UnifiedGroupLinks, I get "The term '...Unifiedgroup...' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet...". These cmdlets aren't made available when you import the session. If the SP Admin role can do this thru the UI, shouldn't it be able to do the same thru Powershell? PS: I also tried the PnP version but that's another issue with the scopes.2.1KViews0likes5CommentsGo to classic results page link points to wrong URL and fails in GCC
The "Go to classic results page." link at the bottom of the Modern search results page points to TENANT.sharepoint.com/search/results.aspx?k=xyz. It is missing /pages/. Should be TENANT.sharepoint.com/search/pages/results.aspx?k=xyz. I also tried on 2 different enterprise tenants. One of them has the same issue. The other points to /_layouts/15/osssearchresults.aspx?k=xyz and works fine.Solved1.5KViews0likes3Comments
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