Can you disable the restore pages pop up on Microsoft Edge-Chromium?
You can modify your Registry and disable the functionality that automatically restores the pages that didn’t close correctly.
Type regedit in the Windows Search field and double-click on the Registry Editor.
Then navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge
Locate the RestoreOnStartup entry and double-click on it.
Edit its value to 5.
Or you can achieve the same function through Group Policy. For that, press Win+R, type gpedit.msc, and press the Enter button. Then, navigate to the following path Administrative Templates/Microsoft Edge/Startup, find the option home page and new tab page, enable it and change options to Open a new tab.
For more details, you could also refer to this doc: Microsoft Edge - Policies - RestoreOnStartup.
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I am trying to update the name of my website. Since I've only been working with TYPO3 for a short time, I don't know much about it yet.
As an admin backend user, go to Amin Tools ➜ Settings and click button "Configure options" in the box Configure Installation-Wide Options. Search for the keyword sitename.
In the section System, you'll find the input field that lets you change the global site name:
[SYS][sitename] = ...
Save the new name by clicking the button "Write configuration" and reload the backend to see the change.
I am builing Word Plugin, I follow the tutorial to set up SSO by adding
<WebApplicationInfo>
<Id>{application GUID here}</Id>
<Resource>api://localhost:44355/{application_GUID here}</Resource>
<Scopes>
<Scope>openid</Scope>
<Scope>offline_access</Scope>
<Scope>profile</Scope>
<Scope>files.read.all</Scope>
</Scopes>
</WebApplicationInfo>
into my manifest file, however, everytime I refresh the page, when I click my plugin icon, it pops "Permission Needed" dialog box to ask above permissions, even I already gave the consent before, I thought it will remember my consent for the app. It shouldn't bother me again and again, this behavior happens before "Office.initialize" event, therefore not my code cause that.
My question, any way to let the "permission needed" only popup at first time, and after I gave the consent no matter how many times I refresh the page, when I click my plugin icon, it will not popup again?
Thanks
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I use my "Work or School" account login to office365, the URL is https://word.office.com
choose any word file, and click my plugin.
Then give the consent for app.
Then, If I reload the current Word page (by pressing Ctrl+F5) and click my plugin icon again, it repeat the above steps which I already give the consent.
That not make sense, or it only happens when I am developing, then it will be ok when published to Microsoft AppSource?
Dialog Box comes up in MS-Word that says: "A program is trying to access e-mail address information stored in Outlook....." when I try to send.
I followed these instructions:
In Outlook, go to File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center settings.
Click on Programmatic Access from the left pane.
Select Never warn me about suspicious activity and click OK.
BUT it won't let me click anything. It's all in light grey ie: no clickable.
These properties can only be set by an Exchange Admin. See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=52 for the list of your options.
I have a .Net web application that allows the user the open a Word document which is a macro-based report. This has worked well for years until recently. And now we are starting to have some issues with the opening of the Word doc.
I've determined that I currently have some PCs that work well, and some that don't. Here are the main differences:
Working:
When clicking on the file link, the IE11 browser shows a prompt on the center of the screen asking the user to "open, save or cancel". Similar to this:
When the user selects "Open", the word file is opened with a yellow message saying "Enable content".
When the user clicks on "Enable content", the macro executes and the data is filled correctly.
Not working:
When clicking on the file link, the IE11 browser shows a prompt on the bottom of the screen asking the user to "open, save or cancel". Like this:
When the user selects "Open", the word file is opened with a yellow message saying "Enable edit".
When the user selects "Enable edit", there is a new yellow message saying "Enable content".
When the user clicks on "Enable content", the macro does not execute and/or has no data.
So my questions are, What's the difference in the IE11 setup and how do I change it?
Oh... company policy forces me to use IE, I have no other choice.
I am trying to implement for a registered user to edit an article from front-end section of joomla 1.5. Is it possible? if so how can I proceed. I am new in joomla.
Thanks in advance.
There are two things you have to do. First you have to make sure that you have the correct user permissions set up. Go to your /administrator page and go to the user menu. There are a list of permissions in there - should be self explanatory.
The second thing you need to do is enable editing articles. Again, go to your administrator page and click the content menu. On the tool bar there is an 'options' button. Click that and there is an 'edit'tab. Enable all the options.
Now when the user logs into the front end, there will be a small 'edit article' icon on the article, but only if they have permission to edit it. If you find this icon isn't there, double check the user permissions.