How can I show an html anchor tag in
Office.context.mailbox.item.notificationMessages.addAsync method for "error" key? I have a scenario where user should be able to click on a link from this error message and navigate to a different page.
I tried embedding elements as it's display the 'Dismiss' hyperlink right next to these error message by default. However, this displays these tags as it is.
Please help.
Unfortunately, this capability is not supported for notification messages. They cannot display HTML content and will not honor anchor tags.
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I am trying to have links hyperlinked in my bot's response text but I can't seem to get it to work, and I can't find any resources online about it. The messages would be sent through Dialogflow Messenger.
I tried markdown hyperlinks and html anchor tags.
I think response text use a hyperlink tag as a pure text.
The another way is to write tag in accordion response.
I have a form that has a few fields that need to be filled in for the last signer after 2+ people have already signed it. They cannot be prefilled as they are not known at the time the document is generated.
I'm sending an HTML document to the Docusign API and have it working great for the first set of signers. The problem is when I try to add text tabs to the document (<input data-ds-type="text" /> following this page) I receive a 400 error back from the Docusign servers with this error message:
Some of the supplied HTML tags, attributes or CSS properties on a guided forms tabs were not allowed. Disallowed: HTML attributes [input:data-ds-type]
How can I do this?
Check that your HTML is valid and all characters in it are correct.
The responsive signing HTML validator is much more strict than the one browsers typically have. a bad HTML will break the whole thing and won't let you create the envelope and the error message unfortunately right now is not as helpful as it can be, but I'll ask to improve this.
I am using custom policies and all is working great except that I do not understand the following wierd behavior of the injected html. I am working on a password reset flow and adapted the starterpack.
In a ContentDefinition and indpendent from the layout version (here 2.1.2, but the problem occurs also for 2.1.0)
<DataUri>urn:com:microsoft:aad:b2c:elements:contract:selfasserted:2.1.2</DataUri>
I get a different injected html based only on whether I use the default page
<LoadUri>~/tenant/templates/AzureBlue/selfAsserted.cshtml</LoadUri>
or my custom one,
<LoadUri>https://mytenant.blob.core.windows.net/b2cweb/selfasserted.html</LoadUri>
But this custom page contains excatly the same html as the AzureBlue one. Specifically,
I navigated to the page /tenant/templates/AzureBlue/selfAsserted.cshtml , copied the html content and pasted it in my custom file in blobstorage.
Expected result
I expect the html page where the id="api" div is injected to be exactly the same if I call the LoadUri one or two. Nothing else in the custom policy files is changed.
Result
If I use the default LoadUri, the cancel button is shown just below the div id="api", as expected for a proper html document format
If I use my custom page, which again contains the same html but lives in blobstorage, the cancel button appears below the continue button in the html (but is rendered on top via css absolute positioning)
Also notice the appeareance of an empty div with class="buttons" at the beginning of the div id="api".
I need to understand what is happening for the purpose of understanding and ideally I would like the generated cancel button to appear just like the default AzureBlue.
I checked out that the old, classic userflow puts the button at the bottom, so it is as if I am using version 1.2.0 but only for my custom page, whereas my content definition is always 2.1.2 or 2.1.1.
Thanks Octopus and please find the same response here.
This is expected because of policy engine and location of storage with predefined CORS server and corresponding linked metadata files for rendering. So please use as best practices provided in the document - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/page-layout
I need a solution, that when you press a button from a inbox xpages mail message, the new xpages is composed with the body and image and attachment of original inbox message (ckeditor control)
I nave found a Solution for passing HTML to ckeditor but not for attachment and inline image.
Have you any suggest?
P.S. the solution will need work in on-fly mode (without savind document before..so that when you foward an email with a classic webmail)
See my answer below on how to copy contents and images to a CKEditor on the fly:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/19328276/785061
I have to modify text in discussion board new post page. Now it is showing "Items on this list require content approval. Your submission will not appear in public views until approved by someone with proper rights. More information on content approval."
I have to append some text to this message. I am trying to find discussion board newform.aspx page to modify. Please let me know where can I get that?
Assuming your discussion list is called "Public Discussion" at a site called "http://yoursite"
Connect to the site (http://yoursite) with sharepoint designer
Go to All Files -> Lists -> Public Discussion -> NewForm.aspx
Edit file
Look for <asp:Content ContentPlaceHolderId="PlaceHolderMain" runat="server">
Add content as needed
Save file, it will warn you that you are about to save a customised layout.
The message you describe is injected by sharepoint's content approval framework. To custom the messsage, you will most likely need to use javascript to find the message box and change the text.
On my site the html xpath to the node is something like this:
//span[#id='part1']/table/tbody/tr/td[2]
On the file system it will be here:
$sphome / "Name of your discussion board" (this will be a folder) / Forms / newform.aspx
There is a similar question asked here. It describes custom template controls handle the display of this content.
There is also a link here that describes a solution to do this using css. This would allow you to hide the OOB text and then have your own content displayed instead. However, there is some question of it working on broswers other than IE so include this in your testing.