Windows 10: SharePoint links are too long - please add TinyURL option

Hello, there is no option for SharePoint in this forum, so I apologize in advance for posting this here. Secondly, can you please share this feedback to the SharePoint dev team? SharePoint links are extra long. For instance:https://nameofcorporation-my.sharepoint.com/personal/firstname_lastname_company_com/_layouts/15/onedrive.aspx?id=%2Fpersonal%2Fname%5Fname%5Fcompany%5Fcom%2FDocuments%2FFolder%2FAssignments%2F2212%2FIDC%20MarketScape%20Worldwide%20Desktop%20as%20a%20Service%202022%E2%80%932023%20Vendor%20Assessment%20%2D%202022%20Dec%2Epdf&parent=%2Fpersonal%2Fname%5Fname%5Fcompany%5Fco

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Sharepoint links

Hi, SharePoint be default inherits permissions on the libraries so the permissions have to be changed at the folder level. Microsoft do a great guide on it here:

https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/custom...

 

How does Office hub recognize SharePoint links?

I am a developer for a SharePoint 2010 based, public facing marketing/support site for customers and prospective customers alike. We're finding an issue specifically with Windows 8 phones, which is why I'm coming here to ask this question (as well
as SharePoint sites).

Basically, if we send an email to someone containing a link to a page on our HTTPS website, and that user uses 'regular' email on their Windows 8 phone, then Office hub launches a SharePoint app, instead of a browser. We're finding that the app is then
showing internal lists instead of the published pages that the link points to. i.e. let's say the link is https://root/foobar/Pages/blah.aspx, the Office hub app shows the internal
lists (workflow tasks, documents, etc.) for the 'foobar' site, instead of the 'blah.aspx' page.

We're looking to see what Windows Phone 8/Office hub email uses to determine if a link is from a SharePoint site or not. Or, what with SharePoint we can turn off/disable to stop Office hub recognizing a link as SharePoint, so that visitors to our site
will see the correctly published page instead of the site with internal (and potentially confidential) lists.

We know that Office hub can be configured to opening SharePoint links in a browser, but this means that ALL SharePoint sites would be impacted, not just ours, and we cannot expect new visitors to our site to know they have to do this before coming to
our site.

Can any offer any insight into how Office hub knows a link is for a SharePoint site? or any other advice/options for investigation?

Cheers

Kevin

 

SharePoint List Data View crashes IE

Hi,

I realize the inconvenience you are facing in accessing the SharePoint websites on Internet Explorer browser. We will help you with this issue.

Try the below troubleshooting steps and check if it helps.

Step 1: I suggest you to add the website under trusted sites in Internet Explorer and check if it helps.

Follow:

• Open Internet Explorer
• Click Tools/ Settings at the right top corner of the window.
• Click Internet Options
• Click the Security tab
• Click Trusted sites
• Click Sites
• Click on Add this website to the zone to add the site.
  

Step 2: Change the developer tools to IE 10.

• Open Internet Explorer, access SharePoint 2013
  website.
• Press F12 key from the keyboard, click on Emulation
  tab, select Internet Explorer 10 and check if the issue persists.

Hope it helps. Get back to us with an updated status of this issue for further assistance.

Thank you.