How do you create customizable home pages for users on SharePoint? I would like to allow users to have "tiles/widgets" similar to my.yahoo.com where each tile can be personalized, dragged/re-arranged around by the each user of the site. Thanks,
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I am currently working on an SPFX Teams webpart and show custom SharePoint online document library views in Teams. I have created an iframe in webpart and able to show this.
However when the app is deployed in other domain Tenent the iframe does not loads. The users from other domain tenant as added as guest users in SharePoint. Is there a way to authenticate them. iT is a Modern SharePoint site so cannot edit Master Page.
Could you please check that you have granted permissions to the guest users in your tenant? Check this documenataion for further information.
I am using SharePoint O365 with Nintex Forms for business forms automation. I would like to hide/restrict the Site Contents to the visitors with Read permission.
I tried with assiging Restricted read, also by editing the Read permission level by unchecking the View Application Pages Permission. With this, the Site Contents are hidden, but the Nintex forms are not loaded. Is there any way I can hide it or restrict it if someone manually enter the Site contents url and browses?
By default, users with read permissions could access the site contents page.
As far as I know, there is no other ways to hide/restrict the site contents page. Unchecking the View Application Pages Permission is the only way.
I have a site collection with a subsite. I am storing a roadmap and some other project management documents within a document library in my subsite. I would like to share that document library with an internal user, but I don’t want her to see anything else – just that document library. I don’t want her to see any other parts of the site. Can I do that? How?
Yes,
Go to Site Settings > Site Permissions
Remove the user from all groups (click on Check Permissions to see what permissions she has on your site).
Go to the document library and click on the Library tab in the
ribbon.
Click on Shared With (far to the right)
Click on ADVANCED
Click on Stop Inheriting Permissions, confirm with Ok
Click on Grant
Permissions and give the user the appropriate rights (read, edit
etc.)
EDIT:
This is for a SharePoint 2013 site. Sorry for that. I dont have a SharePoint 2010 site available right now so I cant give you the exact steps, but the concept is still the same:
Remove the users permissions to the site.
Stop inheriting permissions for the document library
Grant the user permissions to the documet library
I am trying to update a layout page in Sharepoint Designer but when I click Save I receive an Access Denied error. I can see that the layout page is created by the system account. I am in the site owners group so I think I should be able to make modifications to the page.
Any help?
The page could be checked out by the System Account or never had a published version, also, site owners have limited permissions in the site collection (where the page layouts reside)
On MOSS mysites I want to be able to create a new tab that every mysite user can view, it should show a web part page.
How can I do this?
Create a site collection as a parent to all the MySites. Or to put it the other way, make the MySites a subsite to a site collection that has the site that you want all the MySites to see.
In your Shared Services Provider (Central Admin/Shared Services Admin), look under User Profiles and My Sites. You can select Personalization Site Links and point to an existing site that contains the web part page you want to display.
You can also filter the display using the Audiences functionality so that it only displays to a select group of users.
In regards to #Brian Meinertz's comment. This a detailed blog on Microsft's site about feature stapling:
Customizing MOSS 2007 My Sites within the enterprise