outlook-web-addins

问题 We have an Outlook (Office JS) Add-in with a manifest configured to support shared folders, i.e. <SupportsSharedFolders>true</SupportsSharedFolders> The add-in has been running flawlessly, for many months, on a number of machines that meet the minimum requirement set of 1.8 for shared folder support. Since 22-Apr-2020 it has returned the following error when selecting an email in a shared email inbox: Status Code: 404 ErrorInvalidMailboxItemId - Item Id doesn't belong to the current mailbox

问题 Per the docs, there are enums for .eml and .iCalendar item attachments. Will there be an enum for contact item attachments. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/javascript/api/outlook/office.attachmentcontent?view=office-js#content Right now, item attachments that represent contacts have an .iCalendar enum. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56840438/for-item-attachments-that-represent-a-contact-vcf-will-there-be-a-correspond

问题 I strictly follow this article to build an Outlook WEB Add-in, but when I execute getAccessToken I receive 302: Missing grant for this add-in. with name: Preauthorization missing Why is that? My Add-in is well registered in the portal. Do I need to do anything else? What is the grant type for this request and where should I put it in? $("#getAccessTokenBtn").click(function () { Office.context.auth.getAccessTokenAsync(function (result) { if ("succeeded" === result.status) { // Use this token

问题 I strictly follow this article to build an Outlook WEB Add-in, but when I execute getAccessToken I receive 302: Missing grant for this add-in. with name: Preauthorization missing Why is that? My Add-in is well registered in the portal. Do I need to do anything else? What is the grant type for this request and where should I put it in? $("#getAccessTokenBtn").click(function () { Office.context.auth.getAccessTokenAsync(function (result) { if ("succeeded" === result.status) { // Use this token

问题 I'm testing a JavaScript add-in on Outlook for Windows version 16.0.12228.20100 32-bit. These recommendations do not work. Is there any reliable way of cleaning add-in cache to test immediately after editing the JavaScript source code? Update: Thanks for answer but clearing the cache of web browser does not clear the cache of Outlook. Do you know any undocumented way to reload the add-in in Outlook? 回答1: If you just want to update the HTML/JS you should be able to put focus into the Add-in,

问题 In Outlook web add-in, I want to select text from email body, keep it as tracked object and then apply styling on it like we do in Word web add-in. In the Word, I do it the following way: //used to store current selected range var selection=null; $scope.getSelectedText = function () { Word.run(function (context) { if (selection) { context.trackedObjects.remove(selection); } selection = context.document.getSelection(); context.trackedObjects.add(selection); context.load(selection, 'text');

问题 In Outlook web add-in, I want to select text from email body, keep it as tracked object and then apply styling on it like we do in Word web add-in. In the Word, I do it the following way: //used to store current selected range var selection=null; $scope.getSelectedText = function () { Word.run(function (context) { if (selection) { context.trackedObjects.remove(selection); } selection = context.document.getSelection(); context.trackedObjects.add(selection); context.load(selection, 'text');

问题 Using Office.js API we can easily save extra info to the CustomProperties object via customProps.set . The information is specific to the mail item. The is the doc Save to custom properties using office.js Can I achieve the same thing using EWS API? I tried Creating custom extended properties by using the EWS Managed API 2.0 But whatever info saved via this method I cannot retrieve it using Office.js 's customProps.get . The User case is that my add-in will save the email body and its

问题 Using Office.js API we can easily save extra info to the CustomProperties object via customProps.set . The information is specific to the mail item. The is the doc Save to custom properties using office.js Can I achieve the same thing using EWS API? I tried Creating custom extended properties by using the EWS Managed API 2.0 But whatever info saved via this method I cannot retrieve it using Office.js 's customProps.get . The User case is that my add-in will save the email body and its

问题 I'm developing a new Outlook Add-In that uses displayDialogAsync to do authentication. We have several different client verions. It works fine on Outlook for Mac 2016 and Office 365 ProPlus Click-To-Run Version 1808 on Windows. But on Office 2016 ProPlus MSI Version (MSO 16.0.4549.1000) for windows, it gives the error "Permission Denied". Dialog API requirements sets page at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/reference/requirement-sets/dialog-api-requirement-sets says for