I have a SPFX web part, working perfectly fine in SharePoint online sites. In App catalog site its syncing with Team successfully.
I add it in SharePoint page and add pages url in a Teams tab. It worked fine over there as well.
But problem occurs when I am trying to build a Teams App via App Studio, add this Page URL in Tab configuration. But it is not even open the SharePoint page in it.
Any suggestion would be appreciated. (FYK: I have no coding background)
you can implement your Microsoft Teams tabs using SharePoint Framework. Using SharePoint Framework significantly simplifies Teams tab development process as Teams tabs can be automatically hosted within SharePoint without any need for external services. you can use tab with spfx for your work around.
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We built a custom application in App Studio in Microsoft Teams for organisation needs. Basically, we made a tab which displays a website. This website auth with login.microsoftonline.com and then redirect to our website on success.
When we are accessing the website in the browser or teams (Web version) we are able to see the login screen and we are able to login and continue as usual. (Please find the attached screenshot below for reference)
Web Version
Whereas, when we are trying to access the same from Microsoft Teams desktop, it is displaying a empty page instead of login page. (Please find the attached screenshot below for reference)
Microsoft Teams App Tab
We even added *.microsoftlogin.com as a valid domain while creating custom app in app studio. Is there anyway we can show the login to make it work.
Thank you
Similar to Chrome and Edge, you can install websites as apps through the browser. How can I use something like Visual Studio to create an installer that will similarly install webpages as apps (about 3 at once) BUT use a chromium/chrome/edge web-engine as I believe Visual Studio would by default use the IE Trident engine?
As far as I know, we could try to create a Setup for a Web Application, you could check these links:
Create Installer (Setup) File for Asp.net Web Application
Step by Step Guide to Create a Setup for a Web Application.
To use Edge web engine or Edge-Chromium engine display web page, in my opinion, we could use WebView control (EdgeHTML) or WebView2 control (Edge Chromium)
According to your description, it seems that you want to create an installer or setup, by using it, it will open the Web page using chrome web-engine. If that is the case, I think you could try to create a windows apps and use Webview or Webview2 to display the web page.
I have a number of web apps hosted in Azure. These can be navigated to by their URL and are live and running correctly. If I use the server browser in Visual Studio 2015 I can see the correct web apps... AND previously deleted web apps.
However in the new Azure portal one of my web apps is missing. What do I need to do to get the new portal to recognise all of my web apps and should I be worried about visual studio displaying old deleted ones?
This is a sync issue that happens occasionally, and that we can fix for you. In order to do this, please share the name of any site in your subscription. You can create a temporary dummy site for that purpose if you like.
I have developed an ASP.NET MVC5 app for Office365 using latest update of the Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio. The app works fine with my own development Office365 site.
I understand that Visual Studio has registered the app in my Active Directory for me.
What I don't understand is how I am supposed to allow my customers to use this app with theirs Office 365 installations.
Somehow they are supposed to register the app in their Active Directory - that is the step I don't know how to explain to them.
Is there an automated way to provision the app registration to a customer's Active Directory?
The same way Visual Studio did it when I started the development? How did it do that? Through what kind of API?
You need to set your app in Azure AD to be multi-tenant. You can do this through the Azure Management portal. (Applications > [Your Directory] > Applications > [Your Application] > Configure).
Once the app is multi-tenant, your customer can navigate to the app and log in to trigger the common consent flow. Assuming that your customer has the permissions necessary to consent and allows the app to access their data, the customer will then be able to use the app with their Office 365 subscription.
I've made a free trial account on Windows Azure and I tried to deploy one of my MVC 3 projects. On my account on Windows Azure the website status is "running" and the database is "online". The deploy was successfully, but when I go to the URL, nothing happens.
Why is that?
URL: http://productsellingpage.azurewebsites.net/
When a Windows Azure Websites is created but nothing is deployed, opening the URL in a browser return the following page:
I could verify that the websites URL you provided is already registered with Windows Azure Websites so it is a correct URL and because it does not show the placeholder page as seen in above image, so I am sure something is deployed to this website.
Your best bet is to contact Windows Azure Websites team directly from dedicated forum here.
I found this blog helpful to publishing via Visual Studio
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/avkashchauhan/archive/2012/06/26/deploying-windows-azure-website-using-visual-studio-web-publish-wizard.aspx
But the publish tool direct from Visual Studio can be unreliable so I have resorted to upload via direct FTP. The host name of the site will be in the right hand pane of your website details.