We have a scenario where we'd like to display a custom URL in an Excel JS Task Pane via an add-in. Specifically, we want to look at a configurable path setting that we'll allow the user to configure and then browse to the appropriate server's page.
From what I've seen, Office locks down the Task Panes pretty decently, I'm not even able to navigate to another page within a task pane and have it re-use the task pane even if I use an anchor tag with a target="_top" or target="_self" attribute.
I'm looking for a way to use JavaScript to perform a ShowTaskPane action or have a variable URL defined in the manifest so depending on some value of a property the user has configured I can route to a dynamically generated URL in the task pane that will then give me user / organizational specific data to insert into the document.
Any ideas?
If you'd like to navigate to a URL in the task pane, define an <AppDomain> element for the URL in the manifest. That should work. https://dev.office.com/docs/add-ins/overview/add-in-manifests#specify-domains-you-want-to-open-in-the-add-in-window
If you cannot define the domain in the <AppDomain> of the app manifest, you can IFrame in the content you want. As long as it supports IFrame-ing
Upadte: After reading the comments on the question I see that you are trying to provide authentication. If the authentication comes from a single set of domains just add them to your manifest and all will be sweet. If the domain changes per auth request you are pretty much out of luck until wildcarded domains are added.
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So I know I can change the open api path with quarkus.smallrye-openapi.path=/openapi
However I am using an api gateway and at the beginning of my services I identify them with something like https://gateurl/notification/swagger-ui/
How do I change the url for open api so I don't have to manually put /notification/openapi in swagger each time I open the url
You can use quarkus.swagger-ui.urls to set one or more urls. See https://quarkus.io/guides/openapi-swaggerui#quarkus-swaggerui_quarkus.swagger-ui.urls-urls
Example:
quarkus.swagger-ui.urls.default=https://gateurl/notification/swagger-ui/
This will change the url as you want it.
You can also add both (one that goes through the gateway and one direct for example):
quarkus.swagger-ui.urls.default=https://gateurl/notification/swagger-ui/
quarkus.swagger-ui.urls.direct=/q/openapi
quarkus.swagger-ui.urls-primary-name=default
This will give you a dropdown with the gateway one selected by default.
See https://github.com/phillip-kruger/openapi-example for a example.
Is it possible to add button in jira issue without any add-on plugins?
I need one button in issue page, after click on button I should redirect to given button url along with some issue details as parameters.
If you goal to do it without any add-on - try use Announcement banner. You can include js script to banner and draw button from this script by any way easy to you. Announcement banner runs in every single Jira page. Therefore perhaps better to determine that user is on issue page through check url path or page content or whatever else before draw a button.
You can also use any of these addons:
JsIncluder (you can easily include custom JS per project or issue type) (FREE)
ScriptRunner (and its Web Fragments) (PAID)
I need to do an hyperlink to an external page in Guidewire Policy Center.
I am using a function in a gsx enhancement file that returns a String with the url according some parameters.
The problem is that I don't know how to use the url to redirect to another page.
As Carlos mentioned you need to create / use an ExitPoint PCF. The documentation is linked in his answer so I won't do it again, however in case it becomes invalid for some reason here's the long and short of it.
You need to create a new PCF file and make of type exitpoint
In there you make an exitPointParameter, fill out the necessary fields, and you're set.
Then you can put your link wherever you want and just put in the action nameOfExitPointPCF.push("http://www.google.com")
You can put other parameters in there, and it'll build it for you, just refer to the documentation.
For really simple external links, there's one called ExternalUrl.pcf that I assume is in the out of the box configuration.
You must create a ExitPoint PCF file. You can read about that in module documentation. Open the page with Firefox...
PolicyCenter/doc/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm#href=Configuration Guide/pagefunc.34.4.html
Created a new Publishing site to serve a portal for our division. It contains several custom coded webparts that fetch data from the db and/or RSS feds and outside links.
I found it absolutely dumb that as a owner I'm having to approve my own page. Is there was to turn off this functionality? Or modifying so that only a document library runs through the approval process?
In the edit mode, there is a link "Reminder: Check for Unpublished Items" and if I click it all of my web parts and all the links, pictures, and other contents within these web parts are highlighted with a fat dotted red line. How do I get rid of this since what sharepoint is complaining about is embedded in these webpart?
If I try to create a doc library called "Announcements" I get an error:
"The resource cannot be found.
Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Please review the following URL and make sure that it is spelled correctly.
Requested URL: /Announcements/Forms/AllItems.aspx"
For some reason it does not like the word, as I can call it BuggsBunny and all is fine. Is "Announcements" a key word of some kind in SharePoint? I really need to create a list with this name.
Thanks,
Risho
I found it absolutely dumb that as a
owner I'm having to approve my own
page. Is there was to turn off this
functionality? Or modifying so that
only a document library runs through
the approval process?
You should choose, when you are creating your site, a "Publishing site" template rather than a "Publishing site with workflows". The main difference between these two is the fact that you'll approval workflow on nearly everything activated with the later while the former is free of it but still allows you to activate it if needed
there is a link "Reminder: Check for
Unpublished Items" and if I click it
all of my web parts and all the links,
pictures, and other contents within
these web parts are highlighted with a
fat dotted red line. How do I get rid
of this since what sharepoint is
complaining about is embedded in these
webpart?
Don't know where you are hosting your webpart ressources (style library, document library, image library ? outside of SharePoint ? On the 12 hives ?) but if they are within SharePoint libraries and the content is not published with a 1.0 version available for the readers, you'll have this error. Deactivate the approval workflow or publish AND approve theses items. Please also note that external content will probably trigger this red link, but I suggest you to use a limited "visitor" account to check up the final rendering. The "outlining" is a nice addition but it's not always working as expected, mainly with external content.
If I try to create a doc library
called "Announcements" I get an error:
"The resource cannot be found.
Description: HTTP 404. The resource
you are looking for (or one of its
dependencies) could have been removed,
had its name changed, or is
temporarily unavailable. Please review
the following URL and make sure that
it is spelled correctly.
There is a default annoucement list in SharePoint (with its dedicated template, not sure that you have one provisioned with the publishing template that you picked, that might be a reason why you have this strange error. The default announcements list or its template is not a document library. If you want a document library with that name, and that specific name gives you that error, I suggest that you create a document library called AnnouncementsDocuments and then change its title for "Annoucements", that way the url will be clean of the dreaded name and you'll have the specified title.
For the error message, have a look within the source of the error message page, you might have, in some comments, more information that might help us to help you.
Hope it will help :)
I have a question about my ActiveX control not always working in IE on other machines.
Context: I'm working on an internal app for my company. It is designed to be a standalone web-page config tool for viewing a static customized version of our web app. The user may select the colors, images, and other settings they would like to see, and these will be present in the static mockup/preview version on their machine when they click a button.
Implementation: my javascript file creates a filesystem/activex object that essentially creates a temporary javascript file to which a list of values are written. Then when the user previews the configuration, the javascript file is located and values are loaded dynamically into the dom, etc etc. Naturally this functionality only works in Internet Explorer and is shady at best, but is my only way of implementing a purely zero configuration, client-side dynamic webapp.
Problem: When I test out my script, Internet Explorer prompts me twice about ActiveX controls and I say "yes" to them and the ActiveX functions work. I do this every single time I open my page. But sometimes when I send the file to another person so they can use it, they don't get the notifications so it doesn't work. However sometimes they do get notifications and it does work! I am using default security settings for IE so there should be no difference between my settings and theirs.
Could this be related to my user permissions vs theirs, or the fact that the files are read-only (because they are coming from source control and are also being made read-only when put on the shared drive.) or unknown dark Microsoft forces beyond human comprehension?
Thanks,
Josh
I believe you may want to create an HTA (HTML Application) instead of a web page. Writing HTA's gives you more privileges as far as ActiveX objects are concerned. Check out this page from Microsoft: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536496(v=vs.85).aspx.
To answer your question about privileges, I believe that some of your coworkers' IE settings probably prevent web pages from using ActiveX objects. Your settings may be such that you are prompted whenever ActiveX object are about to be created.