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100 TopicsThe webinar description has disappeared from the registration page.
Today I discovered that the seminar description has disappeared from the registration page for our seminar. The description itself is in the original form in Teams desktop, but it is missing from the registration page. The same thing happens on registration pages for events from other organizations. I'm attaching screenshots. For example https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/001cac17-2954-48d0-9857-b3b1bc52a970@d52e4e8e-7dc3-45d9-a6c2-d0bc694268be. Please help us with a solution, we need to have a description of the event on the registration website.170Views0likes0CommentsProblems Registering for the Hardware Program
I recently (a couple weeks ago) created a Microsoft Partner Center account and that account was quickly verified. I now need to register for the Hardware program so that we can sign and release drivers for our hardware. If I try to register for the Hardware Program by clicking on "Get Started" on the hardware option in the "Programs" section of the Partner Center dashboard (shown below), I get an error saying that my account is not a Microsoft Account. Not only is my account a Microsoft Account, it is the primary account associated with our Partner Center and a Global Admin for our Entra ID Tenant. I have re-tried this many times over the past 2 weeks including trying in multiple different browsers, clearing cookies, trying in a Private window, and even on a different computer that I had never previously signed in on. I get the same error every time. I tried opening a support case but it was almost immediately closed saying that my problem had been solved. It had not been solved. I have also seen suggestions to register for the program using this link: https://partner.microsoft.com/en-us/dashboard/Registration/Tenant/Hardware?step=GetStarted?step=GetStarted# If I try that, I get a completely different error. In that case, it tells me that my organization already has an account and to contact my administrator. I am the administrator. It is possible that we have an account as I registered for something similar a couple years ago. But, if so, I cannot find any way or place to log into it. Finally, I have seen comments somewhere that the Hardware Dev. Center may be down and that is why this is failing? But, I can't find any verification of that from Microsoft. At this point, this issue is completely preventing us from signing and releasing new or updated drivers for our hardware which is preventing us from making product improvements or releasing new products. Can anyone help? Thanks!SharePoint - Event Registration
Good morning everyone. I'm just starting with SharePoint at work. I was excited first Disappointed then realized that I was just ignorant ๐ Now, I'm trying to use the Event Webpart and allow participant to register. I found a similar question answered by RobElliott here but I think it's already too advanced for me right now. I understand that the event links to a form, that this form once submitted will interact with a list and from the result of this interaction, will send a positive/negative message to the participant. Could someone guide me on how exactly to do that ?2.3KViews0likes0CommentsBranching in Registration Not Working Properly
Hello - I've been playing with this for over an hour and I'm at a loss. There's a yes/no question (you cannot select multiple options) where I'd like the "yes" to continue to the next and final page and the "no" to return to the subsequent page. For some reason, the "yes" is continuing as it should but the "no" is only allowing me to "submit" the entire form instead of retuning to the subsequent page. My branching for the "no" option indicates the correct previous page, not the end of form, so I have no idea what's going on but I feel like I'm losing my mind over here! I've even tried to add the question with branching to other pages to see if it would work, but to no avail. See below images. Thank you for your help! Branching to previous Swag page. Only allows person to select "Submit", not return to the swag page, for which it is clearly branched.1.1KViews0likes1CommentLive Event Registrations & Speakers
Hi all, I have to organize a webinar with Teams Live about once per month and I had a few questions that I couldn't find the answer to on the support website. Maybe you can help me here? 1. What is the maximum number of speakers that I can invite to my live event? 2. If I have to make changes to my webinar (e.g. add a speaker) will the registrations' link change for the attendees? I'm worried that I'll have to notify all registrants to that point if I make a few changes to the event. Which changes would cause the Link to change? I literally could not find an answer to these questions and I'm relatively new to this. Can someone help me out, please?613Views0likes0CommentsUsing one Form to collect multiple responses
Howdy folks, This place seems a liiiiitle bit empty but I am currently beating my head against a problem that seems like something i should be able to handle via forms, but i can't figure it out. I need to collect some data that will have the user entering some information that would be repetitive if they had to fill out a form multiple times. But that information needs to be linked to a bunch of other, non repetitive data. Instead of making a form per user and populating the data myself, I would like to make a form that gives the user an option to repeat a set of questions, but providing different responses with each subsequent iteration. I have made a high quality diagram illustrating how i would like it to work. But when I test the form, using a branch to point back to section already completed once, the form ends. As i don't know how many possible entries the user might make, I can't simply create a bunch of duplicates of the same section, because I don't know when I would stop. It would also mean having to do a lot of manual data moving around once I have gathered responses. Ideally, i want to end up with an output that looks something like the image below. I have highlighted the once off entry information to illustrate how much additional work a particular user would have to repeat if they were to complete a whole fresh form for each of the unique entries. the ideal form would have the blue user from "Example School" filling out section 1 of a form to collect the blue highlighted data, then moving on to Section 2, which will capture the unique information. They are then given the option to add another entry or end. If they want to add more, they fill out Section 2 again, asked again if they want to add more, until they eventually say no and the form ends. Please help! I unfortunately do not have access to Flows/Automate, which i think could resolve my issue. I am hoping I am missing something that already exists in Forms. (i also realise it probably looks like I am spending 20hrs trying to streamline what would be 5 minutes of manual data handling. Because that is exactly what is happening . But seriously, if I can figure this out there are many additional use cases and scaling issues that get managed) Appreciate any advice anyone can give me.Solved27KViews2likes6Comments