teams hyperlink issues
7 TopicsMS Teams invitation shows as plain text asking to join the meeting, instead of hyperlink
When I schedule a meeting using MS Teams APP in Windows 10 PC, the resulting invitation is received as plain text, not even showing the link, only text words "Join the MS Teams Meeting" and "Help" (I use the Spanish version). See below the text....I am unable to see or click the hyperlink. What may be causing this? Meeting is scheduled for another date. ________________________________________________________________________________ Unirse a reunión de Microsoft Teams Más información sobre Teams | Opciones de la reunión ________________________________________________________________________________Solved49KViews4likes12CommentsRemoving text-box when Copying links in Teams for PDF's
Hi, We suddenly have this text "People in (organisation) with the link can edit". We would like to remove this as this is confusing for users when they are sharing links to PDF's which should not be edited. Does anyone know how to remove this?Solved1.1KViews0likes2CommentsLeft out of on own Teams meeting and can't sign in
Hello fellow Teams users, I'm running into the problem where I have downloaded the Teams app for Mac, schedule a meeting in 365 calendar, but at the time to join the meeting the Teams app asks me to sign in, but the link does not work and I'm left out of my own scheduled meeting; invitees can wait in the lobby. Is there a solution to this problem?900Views0likes1CommentMicrosoft Graph Api Teams and Channels - filesFolder
Hello everyone, we want to extend the script by Tommy Lee https://www.lee-ford.co.uk/backup-team so that the Team Channels can download the files and folders. With the new Microsoft Graph Api Teams Beta I found the filesFolder see "https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/teams/$Teamsid/channels/$($channelId)/filesFolder". I would like to use this so that we (see script below) can download all files and folders or am I on the wrong way? # List all items in drive $itemList = Invoke-GraphAPICall -URI "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups/$($chosenTeam.id)/drive/list/items?`$expand=DriveItem" # Loop through items $itemList.value | ForEach-Object { $item = Invoke-GraphAPICall -URI "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups/$($chosenTeam.id)/drive/items/$($_.DriveItem.id)" # If item can be downloaded if ($item."@microsoft.graph.downloadUrl") { # Get path in relation to drive $itemPath = $item.parentReference.path -replace "/drive/root:", "" $fullFolderPath = "$Path/_Backup_Team_Temp_/Files/$itemPath" -replace "//", "/" $fullPath = "$Path/_Backup_Team_Temp_/Files/$itemPath/$($item.name)" -replace "//", "/" # Create folder to maintain structure New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $fullFolderPath | Out-Null # Download file Write-Host " - Saving $($item.name)... " -NoNewline try { Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $item."@microsoft.graph.downloadUrl" -OutFile $fullPath Write-Host "SUCCESS" -ForegroundColor Green } catch { Write-Host "FAILED" -ForegroundColor Red } } } } else { Write-Host " - Excluding Files..." }4.2KViews0likes1Comment