is there a way to change nav bar header text which is set to default 'Outlook Add-in' when users open office 365 add-in in mobile device ?
apps showing as following image in small devices
The UI you provide in the post is belong the OWA instead of Mail add-in. At present, it is not able to customize the header text in the figure above. Here is the manifest which used to control the mail add-in.
You can try to submit the feedback from here if you need this feature in the Mail add-in.
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I am trying to implement solution on Magento 2 headless where customer is able to click on "Email" button - then email app is open and specific content is automatically inserted. Customer should only put specific email to it.
If there is any possibillity to implement this?
This is connected with sharing content via friends.
I read that there is no possibillity for that - only text can be put there.
What about images? Is there really no way to do it?
My system is sending mails to my clients when they apply for position. Part of that mail is:
We would like to invite you to take the next step
For Gmail users, it displays well, but in Outlook Web App my users see this sentence underlined and on click it shows suggested event.
Is there some escape character or some other way for me to disable this option? I want that sentence be plain text, not the event suggestion.
This is a feature of Outlook Web App that helps your recipients create events in their calendars easily. Could you please help us understand why is it a concern for your case?
More and more clients (especially on mobile devices) highlight meeting suggestions or meeting times and allow users to create events easily.
As a sender, you can't "disable" it. But the recipients can disable it via gear->manage integrations settings, if they do not like it.
Using O365, i want to be able to send an SMS to a specific mobile number automatically after recieving an e-mail from a specific sender with a specific subject.
What is the best way to do this?
First, you need to set up the mobile number as so:
Open Outlook Web Access in your browser. The standard address is usually: https://mail.yourcompanydomain.com/owa. It’s important to note that you need to go to Outlook Web Access.
Log in using your Office 365 username and password.
Select Options – located in the top-right of the window – followed by See All Options.
Click Phone from the list on the left side of the window and then Text Messaging.
Pressing Turn on Notifications, selecting your Locale: and finally your Mobile Operator.
Press Next and enter your phone number with the area code, and without the country code.
Click Next again and check your phone. You should get a pass code in a text message that you will need to enter. After you receive this, press Finish.
Now you are ready to set up email notifications using an Inbox rule Those rules are based on your criteria, whether based on sender or content :)
Is it possible to modify email contents in outlook with yasoon?
I need to develop a plugin that opens html+js popup and inserts a link to email that user composes currently. Also I have to get list of recipients.
More details on what I want to archive is in this video(1.5 minutes) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JDh1NdIeUM
if its not possible with yasoon - how can I develop such functionality in outlook 2010/2013?
Your use case is fully supported by yasoon. We do something similar for Dropbox. However a heads up, there is also a way using the new Microsoft "Outlook Apps" to support this functionality. See the "Compose scenario" section. This would also allow you to run your app on Outlook.com website as well. yasoon only supports the standalone Outlook desktop client.
In case you need something more than just a simple html+js view and adding a link, like accessing the calendar (read, write), creating a ribbon button or new popup dialogs, feel free to check out our GitHub repo for code samples any time!
I bielive you can develop an Outlook add-in with a form region where you can choose and enter all the custom information. And then create a hyperlink and insert it in the body. See Walkthrough: Creating Your First Application-Level Add-in for Outlook to get started.
Also you may find the Creating Outlook Form Regions section in MSDN helpful.
I am using the Office365 Rest API's to integrate with our application.
Our application generates emails via templates, and then we need to open it as a draft in outlook so the user can make any adjustments before sending it.
The creation of emails is working just fine, and we get the #odata response.
In this response we are taking the weblink section and using this to open the draft email.
If we just use the section as is, the draft email is displayed in a new window, but there is no option there to send it, just to continue editing or discard. So the user has to select continue editing to be able to send it. This would be more useful of you could Is there an option to go straight to the editor? There is a viewmode parameter, but I couldn't find any information on it and trying anything other than viewmodel=ReadMessageItem just gave me a blank screen.
What we really want to be able to do is open the draft in the full outlook editor. From the documentation, this appears to be possible by adding ispopout=0 to the weblink (as mentioned in the resource reference for message). When we do this, the link does open the main outlook window, but it doesn't open the draft in the message pane, just displays the inbox. Is there something I'm missing here?
WebLink property provides you a URL for Outlook Web App window to read a mail the user has received, or a draft as if it was saved by the user. So, the user does have to click on "Edit" to make any changes or send the message. For your scenario, taking the user directly to the draft in "Edit" mode makes sense to avoid the extra click. We will add this feature to our backlog.
"ispopout=0" isn't yet supported and I don't have a timeline to share right now. This is intended for the user to land in Outlook Web App with the message displayed in Preview pane. More importantly, we require the URL returned in WebLink to be used as is, as it can change. So, if an app makes changes to the URL before using it, it could break in the future if the URL structure changes.