I don't really know the name given to this but if you receive mail from trello, you will see a link 'open card in trello'
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How can achieve this with a programming language? preferably php
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I have a working excel calculator and a website server. My goal is to present the result generated by the calculator on the website. And to feed input received by the website My question is that how should I implement this because excel and website server can not seem to interact directly.
I am looking for some language that the excel can be converted to and the language can also be interactive with a website.
Any help would be appreciated!
You can embed excel documents on a website using one drive or google docs.
Sync your doc to your one drive, then embed the doc on the page.
I have built a guide which I want to share with an audience. We want to use Google Docs to create the guide and embed it in a webpage and display a popout button ( similar the old PDF Viewer) . I noticed that some sites have been able to create a popout button which sits next to the doc which allows you to open the original Google doc.
Is there a clear method to create the embedded doc and have the document show? When I have tried publishing the content - it doesn't seem to give me the option to popout doc into Google docs.
I am writing this answer in order to expand my comment. The guide on my comment describes how to publish a file to the web, so it becomes accessible. Once you do that, you may want to embed it into your webpage. In that case please check this other guide to learn how. Please let me know if you need further help.
When I attach a link in an email using harmon.ie, I get an url that includes the file name. However when the recipient clicks it, it starts to download a copy instead of opening the actual SharePoint document.
The link is typically on this format:
[company].sharepoint.com/sites/[subsite]/[library]/[filename.docx]
The same link retrieved directly from SharePoint would look something like this:
[company].sharepoint.com/:w:/s/sites/[subsite]/EZ31C3wRKuVPnOOB7vNGMsMBiI9eYAjGTuiaEODu_c3wpw
That link will typically open the document in SharePoint as expected.
It did not use to be like this. The links from harmon.ie used to open documents instead of downloading copies. I am afraid I cannot say when we discovered this, but I believe it was a couple of months ago. We are using the free plan, and are not qualified for support from harmon.ie. We were pointed in the direction of this forum, and I would be most grateful if someone could help us.
Thanks
Eigil
Harmon.ie creates plain valid links to Sharepoint document and they are opened by default browser (like any link you will add inside an email)
The behavior is only controlled by the browser not by harmon.ie (you can check it out by adding the url in the browser)
The only solution to control the behavior is to use the feature to generate OWA link so that it opens in Office online.
Indeed, we have feature allowing to create links that will open in OWA (hence in the browser)
Please read carefully register key: GenerateOWALinks as detailed at https://harmon.ie/provision-harmonie-outlook-all-users
Note also that if the recipient of the email has harmon.ie installed, he can right click on the link, select Open in Harmon.ie. The document will appear in harmon.ie sidebar (at the Sharepoint location), double clicking on it with open the document in MS Word.
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I want to e-mail an OBIEE analysis using an agent. It will be mailed as an excel attachment. The e-mail is not the problem, but how can I configure the file to be password protected?
You cannot do it out of the box. You will have to write a Java application that could set the password. Have a look at the following blog post - http://www.rittmanmead.com/2010/09/oracle-bi-ee-11g-action-framework-java-ejbs-and-pdf-watermarks/
Though the blog post above does not give you the solution but at least gives an idea what you will have to do.
Regards.
I have my SharePoint server set to send e-mails from a dedicated e-mail box. However, I have a workflow that sends an e-mail out to a particular group, and I want replies from that group to go instead to a different e-mail box.
I know that BCC is a hidden field in a workflow that can be changed; I don't see anything for reply-to. So I'm not sure that there's an easy way to do it. What options do I have? I know there's a tool on CodePlex that does a lot with e-mail activities, but I think that might be overkill.
I appreciate any suggestions, advice, etc. Thanks very much!
Basically, you can't specify a reply-to email address using SharePoint Designer out of the box. Since it is a workflow, you can create a Custom Workflow action that would allow you to do anything you want (including send an email with a reply-to address). This is a pretty involved process and will require C# code.