Oi, preciso criar um site com um script de clima, mas quando deixo o vídeo em fullscreen, o widget some, já tentei mexer com o CSS mas nada adianta
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How to save SharePoint Site Page as PDF and save PDF to document library
I would like to know if it is possible to automate the process of saving a SharePoint site page as a pdf and then saving this pdf into a document library. Currently to do this I have to print the page (ctrl+p) and choose the option to save as pdf. Then once saved to my pc I upload the pdf file to the document library. Is it possible to have a webpart or button on the site page, which automatically does this for me using custom code?
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Deprive all users permission from SharePoint site except specific user by Power Automate
I’m using Modern experience in SharePoint Online.
I want to deprive all users permission from SharePoint site except for a specific user by PowerAutomate.
I know this is possible by PowerShell.
But I want to do it regularly, so I want to do it with Power Automate. Is it possible?
I would appreciate it if you could teach me how to do it. Thank you for any information.
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I am stuck on the Amazon Sellers Site. Please help.
I am adding a product to my Amazon store. This is also my first time having an Amazon store. So, I guess it is only expected that I might run into issues. I have run into an issue.
I have a already set up the GTIN number and bar code for my new product. I have downloaded the barcode image from gs1 for later use. I do not need to use the bar code, I understand, until I set up the for FBA and I have not gotten to that point yet.
Anyway, I got this mysterious error on the seller central as I was trying to set things up:
I have a already set up the GTIN number and bar code for my new product. I have downloaded the barcode image from gs1 for later use. I do not need to use the bar code, I understand, until I set up the for FBA and I have not gotten to that point yet.
Anyway, I got this mysterious error on the seller central as I was trying to set things up:
After asking around, I was suggested this possible solution. I was told that it might be a glitch in the system caused by Amazon aggressively trying to make sure that products have brand names (which, by the way, is not really connected to the error) and that if I typed N/A for the brand name, this would clear up the Product ID issue.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR1GqIzFJ01W8MexKXmESFpEoPzrHOwIYgvIlTrP5A8KMjtsu44KKlJy990&v=VnDepaYeEtA&feature=youtu.be
This video seems to address a very similar problem. But it is talking about an FBA error and I am not FBA just yet. I am only trying to make my first sale. Still, I gave it a shot. I typed “N/a” for the brand name and the error went away. But now I have a different problem. At the top of the page, I see this.
So, now I am stuck.
Any suggestions?
pnp powershell – SharePoint PnP PowerShellOnline – Add-PnPFolder Error “Cannot contact site at the specified URL”
I am using SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline version 3.29.2101.0 and have successfully connected and authenticated to my Teams SP site. However, I get the following error when I try to create SP folders: “Add-PnPFolder : Cannot contact site at the specified URL … There is no Web named …”. Any suggestions?
sharepoint online – Show filtered document library from different site
Using modern sharepoint.
We maintain a library with documents with a certain ‘Document group’ tag in one site (Transport). Now we want to show a subset of these documents on another site (Sales). What I tried so far is using a web embed with a URL with the filters set. At the library page on Transport I filter for the group ‘Cooled Goods’ which creates that filter in the URL as well. When I paste this URL in another tab, I get the library with the filter. However, when I try to embed that URL I get the complete list of documents instead of the filtered list.
The format I used:
https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/Transport/documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?useFiltersInViewXml=1&FilterField1=Documentgroup&FilterValue1=Cooled%20Goods&FilterType1=Choice&FilterOp1=In
I managed to do this before, but it stopped working for whatever reason.
I also tried highlighted content, but that does not satisfy the needs. You cannot filter for document group, there is no sorting on A-Z basis, not all documents are shown, you can’t upload documents, etc.
Does anyone know how to manage this specific thing?
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