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Make the ThemedCssFolderUrl property of the Web object available in the CSOM
You cannot currently load or set the ThemedCssFolderUrl property of the Web object in CSOM. After applying a theme (for example, using the sample PnP code), returning to the app from the newly-themed site shows that the SP.UI chrome control cannot find what it needs to properly display. We need a way to ensure that a new theme that is deployed from the app can set this value so that when returning to the app afterwards the chrome control can continue to display properly.
4 votesWe released this property as part of the November 2016 SharePoint Online CSOM NuGet package release. Thanks for your input and hopefully you’ll find the enhancement useful. See more details on the latest release from https://dev.office.com/blogs/new-sharepoint-csom-version-released-for-Office-365-november-2016
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web apps integration included
You guys really ought to license the Office Web apps as part of SharePoint without needing to setup individual user licenses. My company just moved over our intranet to SharePoint and I tried editing a spreadsheet in the browser from a computer that does not have a modern version of Excel installed and it says Web apps is not licensed. You are bundling web apps with OneDrive and with your Office365 subscribers. SharePoint is already expensive enough to not include this for free.
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Create a new non-NPAPI plugin for Chrome compatibility
The deprecation of NPAPI plugins in Chrome is affecting some functionality in Chrome. We are specifically having issues with the Open in Client Application feature in document libraries. This no longer works in Chrome by default and will no longer work at all in September once it is fully deprecated.
Please create a way for the Open in Client Application (and any other features that are enabled by the NPAPI plugin) to work in Chrome. This true cross-browser support would help improve our user adoption and go a long way towards convincing our users of the benefits of continued usage…
0 votesboom! it's done ·
AdminSharePoint UserVoice Admin
(SharePoint UserVoice Admin, Microsoft SharePoint)
responded
we no longer rely on plugins for the “Open in” commands when using the modern document library UX. Instead we use the Office URI schemes (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/client-developer/office-uri-schemes) for cross-browser and cross-OS compatibility. If you are seeing issues opening Office client apps from Chrome please file a support ticket.
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