They are not truly direct links to the file.Īnyway, this is all a different use case then your scenario, but I think it may help you! Maybe OneDrive does not have the capability you need? But I'm pretty sure Azure does. Access email, store and share files, communicate with your coworkers or students, schedule meetings, track your to-do lists and more by integrating applications and downloading them on up to five devices. Maybe Graph API is similar? OneDrive share links did not work, presumably because they have some sort of redirection going on. Download the app for your device and login using your Edge Hill email address and password. A wide variety of productivity apps that allow Ohio State students, faculty and staff to collaborate through one cloud platform. This seems to be a requirement for Twilio MMS. If you don't want to go the Azure route, I suggest you find some way of generating a link that includes the file name and extension. I tried restarting my computer, logging out of all onedrive accounts, reinstalling onedrive, resetting onedrive, reinstalling the office, installing an older version of onedrive, and still, my account is unable to go past the 'Loading.' message upon login. To sign in and access OneDrive OneDrive web: Visit M365 Portal > Select OneDrive icon OneDrive desktop: Launch the software on your desktop OneDrive mobile. Easily capture whiteboards and scan work receipts, business cards, and other paper documents for safekeeping. The issue is only with my personal account. I believe it's extremely cost-effective and you get a substantial free trial. Create, view, edit, and share files on the go with the OneDrive mobile app.
Open the app Enter your FSU email Select Sign in to OneDrive for.
But it's rather easy to stand up an Azure storage account. With OneDrive for Business, you can save your files to the cloud and sync them across. I can't for the life of me figure out how to make that happen. Create your best work with the latest versions of Word, Excel, and other Office apps. This won't help you much if you don't have an Azure file share and don't feel like setting one up, although it's pretty easy, but maybe it would point us in the right direction! You have to get a Shared Access Signature for the folder or file you want to share, and this puts some kind of token in the URL (URI more specifically?) which enables access to the file. Now, even with Azure File Share links the URL actually does not end in the file name and extension since you have to include the Query String after the extension.
Since OneDrive share links, even with "Direct" type selected, do not end in like Azure File Share links do, I reasoned that the Azure File Share method would work when OneDrive would not. Visit this site to learn more about the basics of OneDrive and how you can best utilize the tools that are available to you through Microsoft BYU.While I can't speak to your exact situation, this is what worked for me when trying to send file by MMS with Twilio in Power Automate: ], type=external, anchor=promo-getting-started, title=Getting Started, url=, target=_blank, description=
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