Adaptive Card embedded audio doesn't play
Hi Everyone I have an adaptive card that was working until this week. I've got a workflow that sends an email when a voicemail is received, then saves the voicemail in SharePoint and sends the audio file embedded in an adaptive card in Teams. The code isn't complicated, I've just put the sharing link as a variable and then it's more or less like this: "type": "Media", "sources": [ { "mimeType": "audio/wav", "url": "@{variables('VoicemailLink')})" } ] It was working last week, and I didn't change anything. I've put a quick workaround in to put a hyperlink to the voicemail in the text of the adaptive card, and that seems fine so the variable link is working and the saved audio file is working, it's just not embedding the file nicely into the card. It opens up in a browser window instead. Has there been an update to adaptive cards or Teams that might break this sort of thing? Thanks for your help.
Issue with Teams Notification Only Chatbot(Android)
Hi, We are developing a teams chat bot which is notificationOnly. but we observed that the chat is enabled on Android devices even though its notification only. its disabled in all other devices like desktop and ipad/ios but not on android(phone).please see the screenshot below.i captured it on my desktop and those test messages are sent from my android phone where the chat is supposed to be disabled everywhere.Issue with Teams Tab App
Hi, We are developing a teams tab app which works fine most of the time but intermittently we are seeing below error and if we just click retry it loads fine.Any tips on how to troubleshoot this issue. the app is hosted on aks and we dont see any issues with the availability of the app. Thanks Azeet
Issue with Teams RSC Permission TeamMember.Read.Group
I want to use Teams RSC to allow a bot to add and remove members of (private) teams channels. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/graph-api/rsc/resource-specific-consent#supported-rsc-permissions the API scope ChannelMember.ReadWrite.Group is appropriate for that. -> "Read and write the members of this team's channels." I have created a teams app and added the RSC API application scope (ChannelMember.ReadWrite.Group) to the App manifest and published the app to my org. The app has the "team" scope. Then I installed the app in a team and tested the API access. I sign-in with the Application SP using app-only auth. What is working: I can read the members of a public channel in the team using: invoke-mggraphRequest -Uri https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/teams/[team id]/channels/[channel id]/members -Method Get I can also read the members of a shared channel in the team using the same request. What is not working: I cannot access a private channel in the team: The above request yields the response: "code":"Forbidden","message":"Caller does not have the required roles for accessing 'Private' channel data. To access 'Private' data, API requires one of 'ChannelMember.Read.All, ChannelMember.ReadWrite.All, Group.Read.All, Directory.Read.All, Group.ReadWrite.All, Directory.ReadWrite.All'. Roles on the request 'Group.Selected'." I cannot remove a member from a shared channel. The request: invoke-mggraphRequest -Uri https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/teams/[team id]/channels/[channel id]/members/[member id] -Method Delete yields the error: "code":"Forbidden","message":"Caller app is not enabled for requesting the channel of 'Shared' channel type. To access channel data app has to be enabled in the requesting channel." Has someone successfully used the RSC TeamMember.Read.Group in a shared or private channel? Why does the API not work in private channels and only for read in shared channel? The documentation says "of this team's channels", it does not mention any restriction to public channels. Also a write scope only to public channels does not make sense, as members of a public channel are inherited from the team and cannot be managed seperately. What do I need to do differently to be able to read and modify members of private and shared channels in a team using RSC permissions?In/Out Board on Teams
We have been requested to create a departmental automated In/Out Board listing all staff, capturing their presence from Outlook/Teams and displaying onto a SharePoint 2013 (on premise versus O365) page. To keep it simple we would like to display name and status (based upon presence). If we could capture information like "in a meeting" or "Busy" or "Away" or "On a call" that would be even better. I have already posted on the MS Tech Community and Earlier on Teams and was advised to check in here. Any advice or guidance would be most helpful...
Teams Tab Blazor App Works in Web but Not Desktop – SSO / Access Denied Issue
Hi all, I have developed a Teams tab application using Blazor with Azure AD SSO. It works perfectly in the Teams Web interface, but fails in Teams Desktop app. Troubleshooting details If you contact your administrator, send this info to them. Copy info to clipboard ✔ Copied Correlation Id: 2607e281-e81f-429f-95b6-755f4b30968d Timestamp: 2025-10-07T09:42:34.000Z DPTI: d2bf8e81894be21be1d5e1818fa47b2d8975c91c3d0eceb6622a99cc1fc8b8f1 Message: Access denied for the resource. Tag: 4usp7 Code: 3399614468 I would appreciate guidance on how to make the Blazor Teams tab work in both Web and Desktop using SSO. Thanks! Tahir
Bot creation failed
When i tried to create a bot in dev.teams.microsoft.com i am getting the below error { "resultType": 2, "result": null, "errorMessage": "When using this permission, the backing application of the service principal being created must in the local tenant" } can anyone help me with this Microsoft TeamsHow to enable a Microsoft Teams bot to work in private channels?
We have developed a bot for Microsoft Teams that can send messages to: Team members' personal chats Public channels within the team However, when we attempt to install the bot in a private channel, we encounter the following error: "App isn't supported in the private channel. Select another channel." We would like to enable our bot to: Be installed in private channels. Send messages in the private channel where it is installed. Send messages to team members who are part of that private channel. Is there a way to configure the bot or update its app manifest to support private channels? If so, what steps are required? Are there any limitations or additional permissions needed to achieve this?
how to achieve private stage view for custom team app in meeting
I’m working on a custom Microsoft Teams app that will be added to a meeting. My goal is to have the app load in a private stage view as a popout when clicked, so that only the user who clicked it can see the content, without broadcasting it to all meeting attendees. I've created a custom Teams app for meetings, but I'm facing an issue with the viewing behavior. Currently, when a user clicks the app during a meeting, the content first loads in the side panel. The user then has to click a "Share" button to push the content to the main meeting stage, which makes it visible to all attendees. However, what I want is for the app to immediately open in a private stage view (as a popout) when clicked, without showing anything in the side panel and without requiring the user to manually share it. The content should only be visible to the individual user, not broadcast to the entire meeting.RSC permissions cause app to fail installation in personal scope
I am trying to update an existing up to send notifications. The plan is to use RSC permissions for it. I configured the manifest (v 1.19) with the following scopes: "authorization": { "permissions": { "resourceSpecific": [ { "name": "TeamsActivity.Send.Chat", "type": "Application" }, { "name": "TeamsActivity.Send.Group", "type": "Application" }, { "name": "TeamsActivity.Send.User", "type": "Application" } ] } }, I then sideloaded it successfully with this configuration into a team and also into a chat. However when I try to install it into the personal scope directly I get the error in a dialog box: Something went wrong In the network tab of the web inspector I see that this call fails with 403: https://teams.microsoft.com/api/mt/emea/beta/users/apps/definitions/appPackage The body of the response says: {"errorCode":"WebApplicationInfoIdConflictOnSideloadingIntoTeam"} However, when I change the included permissions in the manifest to only TeamsActivity.Send.Group the app installs successfully into personal scope "authorization": { "permissions": { "resourceSpecific": [ { "name": "TeamsActivity.Send.Group", "type": "Application" } ] } }, So I guess it has nothing to do with an id conflict. I also made sure to remove all old instances of the sideloaded app before (which was never a problem so far). How can I use all three RSC scopes in my app manifest and still install the app into the personal scope. Or what could be wrong? Anything I could check to figure out why this is not working but only the TA.Send.Group scope?
