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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Low
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Severity 3 - Minor
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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
Convert all types of SharePoint links to smartcards
Steps to Reproduce
- As of now, only the links created with the "Anyone with the Link" can be converted to Smart Links. All the other mentioned options are not working.
- Open the page in Microsoft Share and go to Link Settings
- Select any option (other than 'Anyone with the Link') and paste it on the confluence page
Expected Results
All the SharePoint generated links should get converted to SmartCards:
Support for the following types of share links:
- People within the instance
- People with existing access
- Specific people
Actual Results
Not all the SharePoint-generated links get converted to SmartCards.
Workaround
Open the target document in the browser, copy the URL from the address bar and paste that into the Confluence page
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CONFCLOUD-73899 Smart Links does not display embed option after pasting Microsoft OneDrive/SharePoint links
- Gathering Interest
Convert all types of SharePoint / One Drive links to smartcards
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Resolution: Fixed
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Low
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None
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1
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Severity 3 - Minor
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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
Convert all types of SharePoint links to smartcards
Steps to Reproduce
- As of now, only the links created with the "Anyone with the Link" can be converted to Smart Links. All the other mentioned options are not working.
- Open the page in Microsoft Share and go to Link Settings
- Select any option (other than 'Anyone with the Link') and paste it on the confluence page
Expected Results
All the SharePoint generated links should get converted to SmartCards:
Support for the following types of share links:
- People within the instance
- People with existing access
- Specific people
Actual Results
Not all the SharePoint-generated links get converted to SmartCards.
Workaround
Open the target document in the browser, copy the URL from the address bar and paste that into the Confluence page
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- Gathering Interest
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abhayani
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