Unable to Expand images
Myself and colleagues are encountering an issue when trying to expand an image (using Microsoft Teams Version 1.3.00.8663 (64 bit) app on a pc). Clicking on the image results in the background darkening and a small broken icon appearing. It seems to mostly apply to images that have been pasted. The issue eventually clears itself after a week or so but then returns. Is this a known issue? Is there any way to resolve this?
Pinning banner images to top of channels - full screen
I'm just developing a Team for our group of 400 people, and am having some trouble with images. For each of my channels, I wanted to pin a banner (which i've been able to do by adding it through a new conversation) to the top of each of my channels. The banners are nice and visual images, with some text over the top. The text is the name of the channel. I.e. Questions and Answers, and with some supporting text about what the purpose of that channel is. The issue i'm having, is that when adding an image to a conversation, it leaves space for text whether you add text to it or not, and means that the banner isn't really showing as visually as i'd like. I wanted it to just sit at the very top above all the conversations so that every time you came to that channel, you'd know what it was for... Any thoughts or workarounds? Even the fullest dimensions of the image would be great to know too. Thank you 🙂 JodieImages in Microsoft Teams
Hello, I am using Teams to deliver content to my classes and currently I create a weekly banner announcement. I always upload my own image to be the background for the banner. However, frequently this image will disappear once posted and the default grey banner replaces it. If I go into edit, the image is still there and may appear for a short afterwards. However, this has happened frequently and continues to do so. Also the same thing occurs if an image is pasted into the post space. It appears for a short time and this disappears from view, only to reappear at some later time. Your assistance would be appreciated. 🙂
Copying images to Wiki from Files.
I've uploaded several image folders to a team's General channel Files. Now, I want to add some of the images into the team's General channel wiki. If I choose to "Insert Image" and browse Teams, I can get a list of files with. . . no options to view the images!? From the Files tab, I've tried copy, expecting to go into the wiki and paste, but no. I've gone to Files and gotten a link. But when I paste it into the wiki, it doesn't show the image, it just shows the link. I've even opened Sharepoint, and found an option to copy the Team wiki's channel storage. . . which I cannot find in the Teams App. Tried dragging the image from Sharepoint to the Teams app. . . was excited to see the "+" icon that mean a program is ready to receive my file. . . doesn't do anything. Why is this so hard to do? It really shouldn't be.
Search Messaging Extension / Images with OAuth authentication / SVG support / DATE/TIME-formatting
Hello! I am implementing a Teams App with a search messaging extension (manifest: composeExtensions/commands/id "search") which outputs an attachment list via builder.ThumbnailCard/builder.CardImage/builder.cardAction/... I am encountering the following problems: The image URLs seem to be unauthenticated and so far I could not find any way to access the address object to obtain the session and access e.g. OAuth access tokens assigned with the current user/session. There are no headers sent which could be used for that. As the images contain sensitive data, only users authenticated against our service are able to request them via the public service. I can use data URIs as a workaround, but they cannot be updated. SVG support (content-type: image/svg+xml) for images in the attachment list, to be able to provide scale independent icons. Support for "{{DATE}}" and "{{TIME}}" formatting in the text attribute is missing (as stated in the docs). Is there any way to correctly display a date/time in the user's time zone and the user's formatting preferences there? Thank you and Regards, Dominik
