Audio file embeds not working
I have a site and a few audio files in my OneDrive account that I want to embed in said site using the HTML `<audio>` tag. I'm following https://stackoverflow.com/a/65415373's instructions and it works fine in my personal OneDrive account, which generates embed codes in the following format: <iframe src="https://onedrive.live.com/embed?resid=XXXXXXXX&authkey=YYYYYYYYYY" width="98" height="120" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe> (note the URL domain: https://onedrive.live.com) However, in my client's OneDrive account, embeds are generated using a shortened URL domain, like this: <iframe src="https://1drv.ms/u/s!XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX?embed=1" width="98" height="120" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe> Naturally, this URL format breaks embedding audio and I don't know how to circumvent this. I tried changing "embed=1" with "download=1" but it didn't work out. How can I make these "shortened" URLs work with the audio tag? Perhaps there's a way to disable URL shortening for embeds?? Thanks in advance
Major annoyance - BING converts search links to BING.COM redirect links.
I don't know if there's any way around this but BING converts every search result URL into a BING.COM redirect URL. While this may seem like a good idea to Microsoft since it records click-throughs, it falls apart on direct linked documents such as PDF, images, etc. The redirect prevents you from actually copying the real link and pasting it elsewhere. For example, something as simple as xyz.com/mydoc.pdf turns into bing.com/search=?q=blahblahblahblah and on for 50+ more random characters. And you can't simply click on the link and get it from the address bar because Edge will open the document in whatever external program handles that document type (like Acrobat Reader or MS Excel). I do a fair amount of online research and this behavior is really annoying when I want to capture and reference a link directly to a document. Note that Google does NOT do this as it preserves the actual destination link in the search results. And some of the other search engines I've tried (eg Freespoke, DuckDuckGo) don't do it either.
SharePoint link pauses /_layouts/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=false&Source=
Hi, Within our company, we have multiple SharePoint sites over different Office 365 environments. What we are trying to do is when a user clicks on a SharePoint link the user is first logged out of any other SharePoint sites on the different environment and then the credentials are asked for the new SharePoint environment. This works perfectly: When you add https://b3living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/_layouts/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=false&Source=https://b3Living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/ to the end of the SharePoint URL Added properties https://b3living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/_layouts/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=false&Source=https://b3Living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/?loginasanotheruser=false &Source=https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteName/ The full URL looks like this: When a user is logged into another SharePoint or Office 365 environment, the user is automatically logged out of that environment and automatically asked for the credentials to log into the new SharePoint site (source URL https://b3living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/_layouts/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=false&Source=https://b3Living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/) The problem arises when the user is not logged into any other SharePoint or office 365 environment. When the user clicks the link above it says “You’ve signed out of your account” but doesn’t request the credentials for the new SharePoint environment. It just pauses at “You’ve signed out of your account”. I have tried changing the properties from ?loginasanotheruser=false and ?loginasanotheruser=true but it still pauses. Is there any way I can get the procedure to not pause, but redirect the user to the source SP site https://b3living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/_layouts/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=false&Source=https://b3Living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/ ? Are there other properties I can add to the SharePoint link that doesn’t make it pause? Added properties https://b3living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/_layouts/closeConnection.aspx?loginasanotheruser=false&Source=https://b3Living.sharepoint.com/sites/CeMeslaTest/?loginasanotheruser=false &Source=https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteName/ I hope you can help Colin
One drive does continue to sycronize a site if this one change the url?
Hi, recently we changed the main url of our sharepoint sites from xxxxxx.sharepoint.com/etc to yyyyyy.sharepoint.com/etc, at the moment there is the redirect to the new url for those who will still look for the old url so they can still reach the sites. We have seen at the moment that one drive is still working on everyone's computer, but after 90 days the redirect will be stopped from microsoft. Can this create an issue in the future? will onedrive continue to syncronize the old site on everyone's computer even after the ending of the redirect? thank you so much for the attention.
Defaulting a lookup value on a page via URL
I have created a pretty standard page with a lookup list that users can choose the main value and the other lists adjust to show values associated with that choice. Users want to be able to default their choice. There is no list of users aligned with these choices and it is not feasible to create/maintain such a list. Is there a way I can provide users with a URL that automatically defaults a choice to a specific value. For example, if I want to set the default value and displayed items to be Risk Management, I just give them a Risk Management URL that defaults the choice. I don't care if they change their choice after. Screen shots below showing how it works. I don't want to create 80 pages, one for each choice cause you can't share widgets across pages. Updating 80 versions of the links section would be painful. Plus 80 different pages, one for each choice is very maintenance heavy.Possible to change URL of Document Library link after created?
Once I create a link (.url) in a modern library. Is there any way to modify the URL? Not just delete it and create another one? I do not see a way to do this. I am trying to bypass the URL "preview" which doesn't exist and causes users an extra click to be taken to the page. URL Created in Library: URL Preview when clicked in webpart viewer: URL Editable Fields:Short URL to fit in a teams channel list
Hi Microsoft community, I am trying to create an inventory of questions raised in several teams channels in a list. However, when I create the list in a teams channel and try to copy the teams chat link I have an error - the URL exceeds the acceptable 255 characters. Do you know how can I have a list in teams that would allow me to copy several links from several teams channels? How can I shorten the URLs for them to be accepted in the teams channel list? Thanks in advance Regards, Ana
