We recently have a Office 365 Outlook Web Add-in deployed. The web Add-in is hosted on URL and Outlook Web App(OWA) works fine while invoked from google chrome and Microsoft edge. While in IE11 we are facing the below issues where in the JS/CSS files are being aborted while invoked via OWA , but when we load the URL directly via IE11 browsers , everything works fine.
Request your help if any of you faced similar issues with IE11.
Thanks,
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I am developing a web add-in and I open the Azure AD authentication window in a popup. However, I need to close this popup as soon as authentication is done. I am redirecting the user to another page where I have placed the javascript code to close the window. The code works fine in Chrome on Windows, Mac, also Outlook on Mac. However the code does not work on Outlook for Windows.
Is there any solution in javascript to close the browser window for any browser version and platform?
To avoid trouble with authentication across different browsers use the displayDialog API to complete the authentication workflow. This will allow you to close the dialog once the authentication is completed.
Our company use some in-house web systems for daily business operations. These systems are optimized to IE, and don't function properly when you access to those applications via Chrome or Firefox.
I am using mattermost and GitHub Enterprise for development environment. These services limits functionalities when you access to those services via IE.
I have to set the default browser to IE according to guidelines in our company (and administrators can reset the default browser to IE).
So when I receive a mail that contains a URL of GitHub pull request, I have to launch Chrome, copy the URL in the mail, and paste it to addresses bar (you also have to close IE window if you clicked the URL by mistake).
I want Outlook to launch IE when I click the URL of the in-house web system, and launch Chrome when I click the URL of mattermost or GitHub Enterprise.
My question is: How can I change launched browser according to clicked URL on Outlook?
When opening dialog from my add-in using Outlook Web App on iOS, I receive an error. In Windows the solution is to add the site as trusted but how do I do this in iOS? The help link redirect to help for IE 11
You need to add the domain to the AppDomains section of your add-in's manifest file.
<AppDomains>
<AppDomain>https://www.northwindtraders.com</AppDomain>
</AppDomains>
Fixing this in your manifest should resolve this issue across every client. You shouldn't need separate manifests for each platform, add-ins are designed to be cross-platform by nature.
Outlook on the Web for iOS and Android (any Mobile browsers) currently supports API Requirement Set 1.3 and Office.context.ui.displayDialogAsync() is in API Requirement set 1.4. Outlook on the Web in desktop browsers supports API Requirement set 1.5. It is a known issue that Outlook on the Web on mobile browsers is reporting the wrong requirement set support.
Mark, I have configurated the AppDomain but the problem continue. When I try open the login dialog with Office.context.ui.displayDialogAsync
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The dialog is opened in safari but the addin in owa show the picture previous. The dialog after that send user and password should be closed but this not succedd.
I think this happens because of the message I have in the addin. In IE I happened this same but I could configure it with the help page, but in OWA for IOS I do not know how to do it
When I use the Web Browser control with VB.NET and navigated to a site it said 'outdated Web Browser'. When I use Internet Explorer the site loads fine. I thought the Web Browser control used the latest version of Internet Explorer installed on the machine? I really need this site to load with the Web Browser control so I can manipulate it and use API functions. Is there some advanced Web Browser control I can use that will work better?
By default webbrowser control uses IE 7 if the version of the IE in that machine is IE7 or above. Please check your site in IE7 browser.
I'm programming a web site in asp.net using vb, and I need to upgrade it so all of the functions will be active for google chrome and firefox as well.
For instance I'm using System.Net.Mail for sending mails.
Sending mails when using the website with internet explorer works perfectly fine, but in chrome and firefox the mails are not sent (the to list remains empty).
I would love to get some help about this,
Thank you.
Sending emails serverside has nothing to do with browsers.
There might be some reason why the button (?) that should submit the form isnt working in other browsers than IE.
You might need to check if you have some invalid javascript, or such on the button.
/M