Is it possible to add a hyperlink to launch an Outlook template?
I have a request to enable clicking on an image on a SharePoint page and launching Outlook, preferably including that image in the email. Hopefully I'm explaining this clearly... so user would click on Image1, Outlook would open that includes Image1, then user can fill in the recipient and enter text in the email, then send. I tried creating a simple temple in Outlook and uploaded it to a SharePoint document library, then linked to it, but it didn't open Outlook, it just gave me the option to save the document. Has anyone had to do this? I'm attaching an example to help explain.
Adding clickable Visio diagram to SharePoint page
I have a requirement to add a Visio diagram that contains links to SharePoint pages connected to the shapes in the diagram. How would I do that? I have no experience with Visio, and I found instructions on how to add hyperlinks to shapes, but I'm not having any luck finding out how to embed the clickable diagram on a SharePoint page. Is there a web part I can use, or is it more complicated than that?
Sharepoint framework spfx > get weburl
"In the old days" I would use something like: var url = _spPageContextInfo.webServerRelativeUrl; To get the URL of my SharePoint site. Now I try to do the same thing in SPFX like: this.context.pageContext.site.absoluteUrl But the property "context" seems not to exist at all. Even if I run it within the $(document).ready. What I try to do is get the URL of a sharepoint site and create a query string from it to use in the search api. Thanks, MikeSync Custom Active Directory Attributes with SharePoint Online User Profiles
I have a requirement from a customer that goes something like this: I need to be able to target content (think Announcements and News). So I am going down the User Profile Properties path and create Site Columns to tag the content and use the Content Search Web Part to rollup the information and match a user property value with the Site Column Value...Easy right..... Now, what if a user is a member of multiple departments let's say but the Department Profile Property only allows for a single value? I can create a new multi valued user property to hold multiple values in there and that should work.. Is there a way I can sync a custom Active Directory Attribute of users that hold muliple values with a Custom SharePoint User Profile Property? Has anyone implemented such a thing?
