I tried to subscribe to rss feed in ms outlook. When I tried nothing is really happening. All I am getting is this.
When I click advanced or yes or no nothing is really happening
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I tried in lotus notes and I am getting
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We developed an app for MS Teams that utilizes a bot to interact with users.
One of the cards the bot sends includes a button that opens a chat with another person and fills in a default message. This is the form of the button URL:
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/chat/0/0?users=someone#email.com&message=Hello
It used to work well in the past year and in the last couple of weeks, all of the sudden, it seemed to have stopped working. What happens is, that a new chat is opened with the user as expected, but the message is not filled.
After a short investigation, we discovered that when inputting the URL above directly to the URL bar in the browser - it does work, and the default message appears. Moreover - if go and click on the button in the bot - it will now work as expected and fill the default message. This will continue working until we refresh the page - then it stops working again.
Feel free to watch this screen recording demonstrating the issue (sorry for the foreign language in the first 10 seconds 😅): https://myquestworld-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/roy_myquest_co/EWGmLFZ49r5KlurOsMBeXIYBU1gBmhHmL2n-Cbo144JsOQ?e=2lXKAW
We contacted Office 365 support, and they directed us to this forum. We believe this is a bug in MS Teams, but so far we're not able to get MS to do anything about it.
Does anyone else experience this issue? Anything we can do about it?
Any advice would be appreciated.
I'm having trouble adding an https-rss-feed to Outlook 2013 on Windows.
When I add a http-rss-feed, there's no problem, I can add any http-rss-feeds.
I have to add that this is my pc at work, so I can't install any other software. Add-ins for Outlook are possible though. Also a portable version of an app is possible too.
Only when I add an https-rss-feed, it doesn't show up with the rss-feeds, and I get no error message.
I've looked on the internet, and the problem should not occur with Outlook 2016.
Is there an addon I can use or a script to get this to work?
It's my office-computer, so I'm not able to upgrade to Outlook 2016 myself.
Thank you in advance!
You could integrate a live Twitter feed in a Webkit supported email like IOS. When it comes to non-webkit emails, I suggest you consider a dynamic image to present the RSS feed or Twitter feed.
We created a simple web page of just the Twitter feed using the same HTML and CSS from the email. We simply took a screenshot of the feed at the same dimensions of 600×902 through the command line utility wkhtmltoimage and dynamically updated that same image every 10 seconds.
https://litmus.com/blog/how-to-code-a-live-dynamic-twitter-feed-in-html-email
I hope that helps.
Good luck.
thank you for taking the time to read this. I have a client who wants a button to be placed on the Appointment form that, when clicked, opens a copy of the Appointment form inside of Outlook as opposed to CRM. I've been looking at Microsoft.Crm.Outlook.SDK and Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook but neither of of them seems to have any methods that jump out as being able to accomplish this. Has anyone run into this that could possibly point me towards an example or a decent tutorial? I've been checking google and the msdn as well but I'm not having any luck. Thank you.
The CRM client can be accessed through a browser or through outlook. If a user is accessing CRM through the outlook client and he opens a link to an appointment - then that appointment will open within outlook. If the user is accessing CRM through a web browser I do not think it is possible to launch an appointment though the web browser directly.
What you could do is generate an outlook appointment (.ics) file - through code - when the user opens this file it will open in Outlook by default. There is a format for creating iCalendar or outlook appointment (.ics) files - just google it - plenty of examples of creating them though code.
I need some directions developing something in Sharepoint.
i know c# , asp.net but never worked on sharepoint before, what i would like to do is to have a visual component ( a calendar) in which i would like to place events i pull from a database, or without placing events in that calendar, i would like the user to click a day on the calendar and get details.
my question is does anyone know about a tutorial, step by step, to develop a solution in sharepoint 2007 ? i have visual studio 2010 installed in my machine, and we do have a sharepoint installed in a remote server.
please help.
I would not recommend you develop a calendar solution inside of SharePoint.
Instead, I would recommend you develop a web service that serves the calendar data to the Outlook clients from the data source. Most users of Outlook have it open most of the day to do email and calendar, and so you can feed this event data to their outlook calendar, via a subscription and they can overlay and view the data directly. You dont have to write any Outlook plug ins, just write a web service in C# and asp.net and you are good to go.
There is a protocol, called stssync - that was developed to do just this. The following blog post is a great introduction, step-by-step, and has sample source code to help you get started.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa168130(office.11).aspx
His design allows you to easily add your own data source type to get the event data into outlook.
The post is rather old, but trust me it works with the new clients (2007 and 2010). Most of the users appreciate that the data they want to see is inside the outlook client and they don't have to go to SharePoint to get the data.
Hope this helps.
I have MS Outlook 2007, the MS CRM 2011 Outlook client and MS CRM 2011 on-premise.
After you install the MS CRM 2011 Outlook client you have a new toolbar within Outlook 2007. On that Toolbar is a button for 'New Record.' If you click that button a dropdown appears with different options, which for me includes 'Account' and 'Contact.'
The first time I click on 'Account' a small popup opens with a message like 'waiting for web page to load' No form ever appears. clicking on the button subsequent times produces the same result, minus the 'waiting' popup. I cannot seem to get the CRM form to appear.
The interesting part is that when the 'New Record' > 'Contact' option is clicked the Contact form appears and works without issue.
A work around for this is to use the actual website. That works without issue. However, I have a lot of users who use Outlook. So getting this to work proper would be ideal.
I did notice that an iisreset solved the issue once, but that doesn't solve the issue permanently or consistently.
Any help would be appreciated.
The fact that it works with Account and not with Contact is interesting as it means that the connector is talking successcully to CRM. Security roles should be fine if you can do it through the web interface also.
And that the issue was solved through an IIS reset temporarily points more towards connection issues, or possibly something on the Account form which is causing it to not load through the outlook client correctly.
Also check that you have Outlook 2007 with service pack 2 installed. Thats the minimum requirement for using the 2011 Offfice Outlook client.