I wanted to create a series of Google Documents that link between each other, that would be a folder within Google drive, people could copy and use.
For example, it's a daily planning document, and within each document in the header, there are links to "weekly planning", "quarterly planning", etc.
Though if I copy the document right now, I know all the copied links will link back to the same Google Document (my own google doc).
Any way to create the template (of various - like 10 Google Documents) within a folder, that people can copy, and use on their own? (With the links within them linking to their own personal documents within the folder?)
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I want a user to share a URL to a Google Doc. When another user follows the link, they must make a copy and that copy is available in a shared folder. Are their parameters I can add to the URL to do this?
The users are students and teachers. Users share the same Google Workspace domain. The students have major digital literacy gaps so any steps I can remove to sharing to their teachers is significant.
Given the url of your google docs file, you need to replace edit with copy and use ©Destination=[Drive_FolderID] (optional) to redirect the copied file to a specific folder.
As for the share to a shared folder, I can't find any parameter for it. The copyDestination might still work in your case.
From:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/[Doc_FileID]/edit?resourcekey=[Resource_Key]
To:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/[Doc_FileID]/copy?resourcekey=[Resource_Key]©Destination=[Drive_FolderID]
After confirming to "Make a copy", it opens the copied file and will show on the Drive folder.
Output:
I'm trying to embed multiple items into a (new version) google site that take a parameter from another embed.
Is there any way to do this in new (not classic) google sites?
For more background:
We have one Tableau workbook that includes parameters the user can select. These selected parameters drive a handful of other unrelated Tableau workbooks and SSRS reports, all of which need to be on the same page.
It doesn't matter whether the user can select their parameters on the first page and then get driven to a second page with all the additional workbooks or whether the workbooks are all on the same page.
New Google Sites insert content from other site feature requires a URL but at this time there is no way to take a parameter from another inserted content.
As usual there is no official documentation on the official help about not available features. The related help article is Add text, images, & other content.
The goal: I am wanting to be able to search attachments' contents located on my google site via my site's search box. Attachments such as a google doc or google sheet's contents.
The problem: So I have a file cabinet on my google site which is populated with files from some folders in my google drive. If I search for a keyword in a document on my google site, the search returns with no results. If I do the exact same search in my google drive, I get the result I expected. Is there a way to enable this functionality in my google site?
I have not found a way for files loaded into the file cabinet via Google Drive to be searchable. However, if you upload files in their native format (.docx, .pdf, etc.) from your local disk they are parsed, indexed and then searchable.
I not possible to search a file into Cabinet , if you want a solution , you take this gadget.
https://docs.google.com/a/essilor.fr/document/d/1G9JiOOFT5VKYGITvrLdlv0pBnJM0rXdrruSd91zAcCM/edit
You have some data on your spreadsheet ( data , file , ... ) and This gadget show your data.
Simple and better if you want StringFilter and other Filters , and your file is on your drive.
I'm currently creating a portfolio template for students. The portfolio template is supposed to be linked with a program like Dropbox/Skydrive/... (for syncing to desktop) But it also needs to have the functionality of editing .docx files right in the portfolio.
So I'd love an overview of a folder with all files + the .docx files that are editable. Is this an unrealistic idea? Or it is possible to make this?
If yes, how or with which scripts?
My goal is to extend functionality of the current asset tracking system.
Basically I would like to pull list of Clients and related assets from external system into sharepoint 2010.
Then I would like to associate documents with each asset. My first intention is to create a list of folders where each folder would be named respectively.
Tell me, if I am going in the wrong direction.
You can open your document library in explorer view and easly copy your content from external sorce to document liabrary, as windows explorer.
You can reffer the below link for more details
http://msmvps.com/blogs/shane/archive/2006/01/12/80843.aspx