I'm trying to add hyperlink to the email template but the command (CTRL+K) doesn't work in Google chrome and Microsoft Edge for adding hyperlink. Edge and Google were tested but it's work with internet explorer when I highlight the phrase and use (CTRL+K) command, new window opens and there in internet explorer but not in Chrome and Edge browser.
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If an ajax/fetch request fails, my framework (django) displays a nice debug page, which contains a lot of useful information.
In chrome devtools I can see a preview of this debug page. But the window in the devtools is way too small.
Is there a way to open the output of the POST request in a new tab?
If I use right-button-click "open in new tab" then chrome does a GET. But the GET does not trigger the exception which I would like to debug.
I think the best you can do is recreate the scenario in Postman. Postman has a tool called interceptor which syncs cookies and captures requests from Chrome.
Postman interceptor uses a chrome extension which sends the captured requests to Postman app if you enable interceptor from the app.
But there could be security risk that the chrome extension will have Site access to all pages, maybe you can limit it by limiting the site access from extension settings(from settings>extensions>Postman interceptor):
Alternativly, if you do not want to use interceptor, then you can copy the payload(form data) and request headers from Headers section, then put them in Postman and make a request. Or you can use requests library to do the same.
How about using the full-screen mode of dev tools instead of opening in the separate browser tab?
Click on the three dots on the right-hand side of the chrome dev tools
Click on the first option (the two overlapping squares) and it would open the chrome dev tools in the full-screen mode.
Please refer to the image below.
All the options under ribbon tabs are greyed out in SharePoint 2013. I am only the site administrator and site owner and permissions has been set to full control but still all the options are disabled under ribbon tabs i.e in format text and insert ribbon tab.
Even I selected the web part and checked but still the options are greyed out. I have to modify content editor web part but I am not able to do that.
Are you sure that no one else has the page already checked out / editing?
You can choose Site Actions > Show ribbon.
If another user has it checked out, sometimes this can happen - looks like your permissions have been lost, when in fact the page is being edited by another user.
I opted for a Office 365 trial version but unable to find any option related to sharepoint.office 365 has been incorporated with new UI not able to create site collection anybody have idea on how to create site collection in trial version of office 365 ?? any help would be appreciated
When you first click on Sharepoint from portal.office.com, there should be a plus button saying 'Create Site' if you have the required privileges.
If you cannot see this button - try going to:
https://YOURCOMPANY.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/online/SiteCollections.aspx
or
Go to Admin > Admin centers > Sharepoint from portal.office.com
And try clicking the 'new' button under the site collections page.
rss viewer webpart is missing in sharepoint 2013 it is shown in default folder and when adding the rss viewer web part from default folder it shows the error 'An unexpected error occurred processing your request. Check the logs for details and correct the problem.'
The corresponding feature might not be enabled, so you should follow this path:
Under Site Settings, click Modify All Site Settings.
Under Site Collection Administration, click Site Collection Features.
Enable Office SharePoint Server Enterprise Site Collection features.
If the problem is not solved, you can try going to the central administration:
Under Central Administration, click on Operations.
Under Upgrade and Migration, select Enable Features On Existing Sites.
Select the appropriate checkbox, and click OK.
I'm working on a legacy app that required Internet Explorer. I need to view the values of the cookies the app is storing.
If I could use Chrome, I know that I could click the "Resources" tab, and view the contents of the "Cookies" branch. However, I can't find an equivalent in Internet Explorer.
Once again, this legacy app requires Internet Explorer. I cannot even open the app in Chrome (believe me, I wish I could).
How can I view cookie values in Internet Explorer 8?
In the console you can write alert(document.cookie) and this will give a list of all the cookies saved for that document