I'm getting an Internal Server Error 500 with error message "host web isn’t a personal site" when trying to create a share link with the OneDrive for Business root url - https://{tenant}-my.sharepoint.com/_api/v2.0
I can upload / create files via the above API but I cannot create a shared link. If I create the link using the Office365 OneDrive portal I can then retrieve the link with action.createLink.
using the Office 365 Developer Pack subsciption but the file that I can upload and update but not create a link for is definitely in OneDrive and not the team site.
Anyone else getting the same problem and have answers? Not sure what extra detail I can provide here.
Any help is greatly appreciated. This has stumped me for a couple of days now.
Microsoft have confirmed that this is a bug in the OneDrive api with the 'createLink' function.
Refer this: https://github.com/OneDrive/onedrive-api-docs/issues/237#issuecomment-152639588
Apparently the fix is a few days away. Hope that helps somebody.
Cheers
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While integrating WhatsApp business API
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp/sample-app-endpoints#cloud-api-sample-app-endpoint
I will simply add my WhatsApp_Token and Verify_Token But when I share my project on chrome browser via project link
It will show This error to me.
Cannot GET /
I found lot but didn't get any proper answer that will solve my problem.
Thanks in Advance.
I was having a hard time figuring out on getting the product list and order list through postman. I tried to refer on this site site and also all the apis on this site site but its not working, it always shows "The page you requested cannot be found!" (please see attached file).screenshot error
Hoping for your help.
Thank you,
Ryan Jayme
Yea, you can't without a plugin from marketplace. And that documentation is outdated and that API is meant to be used by website admin not by other services/scripts
I am using Google Apps Scripts following this tutorial.
When I execute the code I get the following error:
Project 719340009941 is not found and cannot be used for API calls. If
it is recently created, enable Calendar API
I went to Resources -> Advanced Google Services and I enabled Calendar. Then I clicked on the link of Cloud Platform project. I could not directly search for calendar API, I had to create a project first (which I called Calendar). I searched for Calendar API and enabled it.
When I am on the calendar API page it tells me: API enabled. I don´t understand why the script gives me the error.
If I visit the project link (which the error provides) I get the following error
The API "calendar.googleapis.com" doesn't exist or you don't have permission to access it
I don't know anything about the different API versions or what a G suite domain is, but if it helps anyone else I resolved this by going to the URL below and hitting the enable button:
https://console.developers.google.com/apis/library/calendar-json.googleapis.com
I am attempting to add a project owner within Google Developer Console under Permissions. The original project was created with a domain user (Google Apps for Work) and I can add other domain users but cannot add external users (other gmail or different Google Apps domain user).
I receive a 504 error in the Console logs and a message saying "The server has timed out while trying to process your request."
Has anyone seen or resolved this issue? Or perhaps know of a way to contact Google support regarding this?
UPDATE:
I realized that the this happens for two of our projects and both projects have a prefix on the project ID: carrotcreates.com:xxxxxxxx
I am not sure if this is linked but carrotcreates.com is the primary domain for our Google Apps account.
Thanks!
I am working on Document upload feature present in MS CRM 2011. However while uploading a document we have to provide share point URL.
Could you please help me out how to get share point URL?
I don't have no idea about share point
Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Sharepoint are different products. You need to have installed Sharepoint in order to use it. The URL required to configure CRM will be the address of the document library where you wish CRM to start storing your documents.
In any case, I think that this question best belongs on Super User so I have flagged it to be moved.
When you install SharePoint and create your first web application you can choose what the majority of the URL looks like. it will also be the URL you use to navigate to the site.