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The redirect after authentication trims the original URL's end fragment
What can be done to consistently navigate both the authenticated and the yet-to-be-authenticated users to the correct URL that contains a page fragment-ID? (scenario below) When a SharePoint Online user is provided an URL to a PDF document that is stored in a Document Library, and if the link contains a "fragment-id" as follows: .../file.pdf#page=9 Then the document will directly display for the user, page 9, in the browser. However if the user is NOT already logged-on to SPO, when the user authenticates through the logon sequence, the user is redirected to the following: ...file.pdf (fragment missing) And the page fragment in the original URL is missing from the end of the redirect-URL. Thanks in advance for your solutions
_Neville
Oct 19, 2020 Place SharePoint
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How about Base Sets for keyboard shortcuts that are further customizable?
The idea is very similar to what we have in some games. VSCode is similar, too, but not exactly what I mean here. Here's what I expect to have from the users' perspective: Download the New Microsoft Edge using a (a) Microsoft Edge, (b) Mozilla Firefox, (c) Google Chrome, (d) Safari, ... On the first run, at the top of the initial welcome page, I see a fancy "Shortcuts for the browser has been set to match the ones in (a/b/c/d/...) for you to feel at home." Perhaps another line saying "Want to use the shortcut layout from another browser?" with a drop-down right next to it for me to choose. Perhaps one more saying "Or perhaps customize them altogether?" with a button to take me to the View/Edit Keyboard Shortcuts page in the Settings. The difference of VSCode is at that it offers this via Extensions, which I think is too much of a hassle. Like this, it's more streamlined, offering more of a ready-to-go experience. For this magic to happen, in the background and from the developer perspective, these needs implementing: A framework in the background for editable keyboard shortcuts. This probably is already there. A front-end for users to edit the shortcuts. An extensive table of shortcut-assignable-functions vs major-browsers. Cells should contain which shortcut has been assigned to that function on that browser. One table per OS, as browsers have different features/shortcuts per OS most of the times. Installers for each column on those tables. Detect the OS (already here) and browser used for downloading. Set the HREF of the Download button to download the installer that defaults the base-shortcuts to the respective browser's shortcuts on that OS. Sensible defaults. Editable to personal preference. Extendable via extensions. Best of every-single-world. You will win the hearts of a bunch with this. If the browser used for downloading is not one that is explored, then fall back to Edge or Chrome or something.
utkangezer
Aug 26, 2019 Place Discussions
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