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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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High
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None
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36
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Severity 3 - Minor
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15
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Hi everyone! We're happy to announce that we have deployed the following fixes for OneDrive and Sharepoint links:
- We now support smart links for links shared via "Share with people with existing access” and "Share with specific people"
- We now support embeds for PDF and CSV links
Andre | Product Manager, Linking Platform
Issue Summary
As part of some changes, Microsoft OneDrive for Business macro is being deprecated and the links inserted on the macro will be converted to Smart Links.
However, the Smart Links for Microsoft sharepoint links are not working with the embedded option, only shows the Smart Link card on the fabric editor.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a new page in fabric editor
- Generate a sharepoint link with the share option (dont try with direct links)
- Open the macro Microsoft OneDrive for Business and insert the link on the field URL
- Save the macro
- Check the behavior on the page
Expected Results
The Smart Link would embed the file, on a similar way it used to work on the Microsoft OneDrive for Business macro.
Actual Results
There is no embedded option for the Smart Links.
Workaround
If there is the legacy editor available on the site, try inserting the macro on the page. This should allow the embedded view of the macro.
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CONFCLOUD-73899 Smart Links does not display embed option after pasting Microsoft OneDrive/SharePoint links
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Smart Links does not embed files for Microsoft OneDrive/SharePoint Links
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Resolution: Done
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High
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None
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36
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Severity 3 - Minor
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15
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Hi everyone! We're happy to announce that we have deployed the following fixes for OneDrive and Sharepoint links:
- We now support smart links for links shared via "Share with people with existing access” and "Share with specific people"
- We now support embeds for PDF and CSV links
Andre | Product Manager, Linking Platform
Issue Summary
As part of some changes, Microsoft OneDrive for Business macro is being deprecated and the links inserted on the macro will be converted to Smart Links.
However, the Smart Links for Microsoft sharepoint links are not working with the embedded option, only shows the Smart Link card on the fabric editor.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a new page in fabric editor
- Generate a sharepoint link with the share option (dont try with direct links)
- Open the macro Microsoft OneDrive for Business and insert the link on the field URL
- Save the macro
- Check the behavior on the page
Expected Results
The Smart Link would embed the file, on a similar way it used to work on the Microsoft OneDrive for Business macro.
Actual Results
There is no embedded option for the Smart Links.
Workaround
If there is the legacy editor available on the site, try inserting the macro on the page. This should allow the embedded view of the macro.
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- Gathering Interest
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Vijay (Inactive)
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