Embedding currently selected Sensitivity Label in Word document
Hi, I'm looking for a way to embed the currently selected Sensitivity Label in the content of a Word document by using Quick Parts. Partly because I want it to show when printed. I would not like to resort to using the functions that apply watermark or text in header/footer that is configured in the label configurations unless there is no way to achieve what I need. My understanding is that the Sensitivity Label should be stored as a document property. But I can't seem to find it among the properties. Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.Modern Events Categories
I have a page where I want to add events that users can see and join. In my company, these events have two categories and I want users to filter only by these two categories (by Category, I mean the option available when adding new event as you can see in this link). However, SharePoint provides a bunch of default categories (e.g. Gift, Anniversary, Work hours, etc.) that the user can select from and which I do not want (see below). Is there any way to remove them and keep only my desired categories? Please note that I found a thread that seems possibly to address the same problem (see here). However, the suggestions given require changing lists through Page Properties, an option which I don't seem to have in the first place (see below)! Please help 🙏 Thanks BeshrManaged Metadata property cannot be selected on News Link in Site Pages Page Library?
I have added a managed metadata column to the Site Pages Page Library on a SharePoint site. When I edit the properties on pages and news posts, the managed metadata property can be selected. However, when I edit the properties on a news link "page," the managed metadata property does not display and cannot be selected. Why isn't the managed metadata property available on news link pages?
How to edit the properties in SharePoint TeamsPersonalApp?
I have developed a WebPart. I'm using this WebPart in Teams as TeamsPersonalApp. This WebPart contains several properties to sync with AAD like: clientId, applicationId. If I use the WebPart in SharePoint, I can work with these properties, I can modify... These are the properties in the WebPart: "preconfiguredEntries": [{ "groupId": "---", "group": { "default": "Other" }, "title": { "default": "----" }, "description": { "default": "-----" }, "officeFabricIconFontName": "Page", "properties": { "clientId": "--------", "tenantId": "--------", "width": "320", "height": "720", }] The problem is that I need to edit the clientId and applicationId dinamically in Teams, but I don't know how can I do it. My manifest has something like this, I have declarated a staticTab with these params: "staticTabs": [ { "entityId": "example.integration", "name": "Example", "contentUrl": "https://{teamSiteDomain}/_layouts/15/TeamsLogon.aspx?SPFX=true&dest=/_layouts/15/teamshostedapp.aspx%3Fteams%26personal%26componentId=xxxxx%26forceLocale={locale}", "scopes": [ "personal" ] } ], And with this config, I can't edit the values dinamically I would like to obtain something like this: I'm stuck with this, I would know the way to change this values in Teams with the staticTab Could somebody give a clue? Regards!!
Dealing with Information Overload, Part 1
First published on TECHNET on Jul 01, 2010 Displaying Select Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Property Values Here’s a rhetorical question for you: although you hear the phrase “information overload” all the time, does anyone know what that term actually means? Well, after doing a little research, we managed to come up with a pretty good example of information overload.Listing All the Values in a Multi-Valued Property
First published on TECHNET on Jun 06, 2010 So you’re interested in taking a peek at the global file transfer filter configuration settings used in your organization; to be a little more specific, you’d like to see all the file types (as determined by file extension) that users are not allowed to transfer to one another using Microsoft Lync.
