I'm trying to import Sharepoint pages in a QnA Maker knowledge base as URL but without success. Every time obtaining a:
Bad Argument
Unsupported/Invalid URLs: "https://myapp.sharepoint.com/sites/AllKeyServices"
I've read the documentation here but it was not helpful.
The Sharepoint is not public
The account I'm usig when adding the URL is enabled to access sharepoint
When clicking on "Save and train" the authentication popup appears (really fast indeed, I cannot see what's inside, but I think it is the token request successfully execute. So I think it should not be the same case of this)
If I save the page as PDF and import it as file, it works.
It's not some file on SharePoint I want to import, I need to import the page itself.
Any idea on how to understand what's wrong?
Page formatting? Should not, due to 4)
Permission? Should not, due to 3)
What else?
I found this documentation page that states:
"SharePoint resources must be files, not web pages."
so, it should be a wanted/known limitation (quite weird, indeed).
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I have this weird problem when I try to use a simple default flow template to save email attachments to the company main SharePoint site: company.sharepoint.com (not subsite).
So I get started, by taking all the defaults of this flow, however, once i get to the point of providing the site address and document library path I get the error highlighted in red.
Where I get confused is that when I create a subsite like company.sharepoint.com/sites/testsite I enter the subsite address and the folder path automatically populates the folder structure for me to pick where I want to save such attachment.
I have given full owner permission to this test account with same results. So permission is not the problem.
My question is, could it be I'm using the wrong flow to save to a main SharePoint site? or this is something not allowed?
You could check the connector and recreate a new connection to SharePoint.
In many cases, an error code of 403 appears in a flow fail because of an authentication error. If you have this type of error, you can usually fix an authentication error by updating the connection, please make sure you have update the connection.
You could refer to this article.
Just in case anyone has a similar problem, the account to which you are creating a power automate flow must be a site collector to the root SharePoint site.
While creating knowledge base in dialog flow from URL, I am getting message "Error". However I am able to see FAQ which are on this URL when opening in browser. For reference please find below screenshot below, If feasible suggest how can I find exact reason for this error as dialog flow don't give any other relevant error for this.
URL which I am configuring knowledge base is :
https://www.owens.edu/faq/early-alert/
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The full error message is the following:
"Failed to crawl https://www.owens.edu/faq/early-alert. Please verify that your URL is publicly accessible and is hosted on a site that can be indexed by Google Search."
I have tested the FAQ page you shared and by using the "Developer tools" of Chrome, I was able to see that error message. I suggest you to take a look at the "Supported content" documentation for knowledge bases in Dialogflow. In there, you can see the following statement:
Files from public URLs must have been crawled by the Google search indexer, so that they exist in the search index. You can check this with the Google Search Console. Note that the indexer does not keep your content fresh. You must explicitly update your knowledge document when the source content changes.
Therefore, make sure to meet all the requirements listed there.
I'm creating a hyperlink in excel
=HYPERLINK("https://www.redacted.com/index.html?Display=GroupMeetings/index","link")
When I click on this link it changes the Url to
https://www.redacted.com/index.html?redirectURL=Display%3DGroupMeetings%2Findex
if I change the URL to have ?Displayy= with two y's it does not add the redirectURL attribute. I cannot find any documentation about why this is added. Anyone know why?
The end goal is to deep launch users to specific pages within the application via a hyperlink in excel.
Do the users need to be authenticated to view the pages you are sending them to?
If so the cause may be this (taken from this answer on super user https://superuser.com/a/445431/154198):
Clicking a URL in Excel seems to open it in your default browser. But that's not really true. Before opening it in your browser, Excel first runs Microsoft Office Protocol Discovery. This uses a Windows/Internet Explorer component to determine if the URL works. (It does not identify itself as Internet Explorer, but as "User Agent: Microsoft Office Existence Discovery".) And if the results are (somehow) okay then it will open the result of that check in your default browser.
Microsoft have issued a fix for this KB218153 - which can be found here:https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/218153/error-message-when-clicking-hyperlink-in-office-cannot-locate-the-inte
This may not be your specific problem, but it is at least worth knowing about.
I want to retrieve the URL after opening an external website pop up in my ReactJS/NodeJS application. Basically in my application, I have a button that redirects the page to microsoft online login page. What I want is the URL of the page after the user logs into microsoft online.
Is there any way that's possible? If so, what are my options?
If you navigate to another webpage, your React application is no longer being served to your browser, and can't do anything. You would need to have a script running on the microsoft website, either by writing it in the source code (which I doubt you can do) or by some other method such as a browser extension.
There is no way to track different systems like methods #izb mentioned, if they already dont provide.
Many systems provides information from their servers, push/ping systems.
One of the payment systems, I redirect request, customer pays, and they redirects the page I entered before in their panel, like successful or fail pages.
I'm in charge of a Sharepoint collection, and a user asks this. Is it possible that when a user creates an item, some fields are automatically filled with some info, such as email address and location?
Authentication uses Active Directory, so every user is identified when using Sharepoint. The only issue is that, being in a big corporate company, I don't have any access to the server, so it must be feasible through configuration of said site/list or using Sharepoint Designer, but I can't and won't be allowed to deploy anything server side.
Any idea?
With your limitations, your best bet would be a combination of ajax (I suggest jquery) and sharepoint webservices (if necessary), you need to do a XmlHttpRequest in the userdisp.aspx page, if this page has all the info you need, then get it, otherwise, get the currently logged account and use it to query the webservices (this part I'm not sure if theres a method that will return this info).
This all works using only the browser (Content Editor WebPart) or the SharePoint Designer client.