In One Drive business UI, files and folders in root document are not visible. But I could retrieve items from root folder through API.
UI shows error as "This item might not exists or no longer available"
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There is a malicious folder called engl in my websites files. Each folder I open like wp-includes or wp-content, there is a folder named engl.
How do I remove it from every folder in one go?
I tried deleting the folder manually but it is taking a lot of time. Then, I used FileZilla but still I have been unable to do it
I'm working on a Access DB to store files in a network location rather than as attachments in Access. The code is supposed to copy file from a local drive into a network location using
FileCopy strSource, strDest
I would like to use SharePoint documents library as a target storage location.
How can I provide a path to SharePoint document library folder?
I tried:
Providing URL of the folder
"https://name.sharepoint.com/sites/SiteName/Shared Documents/"
with different variations of forward and back slashes and "%20" for space
Mapping SP folder a network drive is unsuccessful. I get error message:
"
The regular (non SharePoint) network drive address works without problems.
Try using the Sync feature in Sharepoint to a local folder on your PC. Copy files to the local location and the Sync feature will automatically upload them to your Teams Channel.
I am trying to create a flow that links files on my company's onedrive for business account with our SharePoint site. The first time I tried this, when I clicked the bar beside "*Folder", it listed the folders on my onedrive account and I was able to select the one wanted to create the flow between.
View Creating Flow:
However. A week later, I resolved an unrelated issue with the process and tried to create a new flow, but now, when I try to click the bar, this is all I get. Root is not a file on my onedrive, and it doesn't expand into anything. I have tried, putting in, "/File Name", but it won't recognize the file name, and the flow fails when I test it. I am not sure what I am doing differently this time that is causing Flow not to recognize the onedrive folders.
There is no folder, "root" in my one drive, and root doesn't expand into anything:
Root means the primary (main) OneDrive folder. If you click on the > next to root, it will open up the primary OneDrive folder and list all of the subfolders, as well as, all of the documents in the root folder.
I am using Apache chemistry to write and read data from a content management system in a Java servlet. I am currently creating a separate folder for each logged on user in the CMS. When the user logs on I have to check and get the reference of the user's Folder so that I can use the same in the session. When the folder is created for the first time, I can get the user's folder using the createFolder call:
Folder userFolder = root.createFolder(newFolderProps);
However if the folder already exists, the only way I can get the folder is by Iterating throught all the children. This can be pretty inefficient. I was wondering if there is any way of specifying the folder name as a query parameter so that I can directly get the users folder without iterating over all the child folders.
Try getObject() or getObjectByPath():
Folder userFolder = (Folder) session.getObject(folderId);
Folder userFolder = (Folder) session.getObjectByPath(folderPath);
I am trying to upload files to my website.
Every time when upload dialog opens, it tries to open a default path "C:\Windows\system32\config\systemprofile".
This path is not accessible by every user on all the machines except Admin user.
I even tried to set this default path to "My Documents" but i am not able to get this path runtime.
Thanks in advance !
Don't use the My Documents folder, try using Default User's Documents folder instead.
Also check here for more information:
Exceptions in Yesod