Closed normanzhao closed 11 months ago
Hi @normanzhao, this is not a repro for us. Using the manifest shared by, we can get the pinnable option on the taskpane.
Having said that, the pinable taskpane feature does have certain limitations. Please refer: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/outlook/pinnable-taskpane?tabs=xmlmanifest
Could you please confirm if you are using an Outlook.com account to test? Thanks!
Yes, I created an Outlook.com account to test. I thought that Info pane meant that the feature would not be enabled on Outlook.com, not that it wouldn't be enabled for all Outlook.com accounts. I will try with another account. Thank you!
Tested on a new account and it works! I will close the ticket.
which account can I use to test this feature? and if this is deployed will people with an Outlook.com account not be able to test it?
Can you roll this feature of pinning the add-in for all accounts on on all the different versions? Please do this ASAP. Thanks
Yes, I created an Outlook.com account to test. I thought that Info pane meant that the feature would not be enabled on Outlook.com, not that it wouldn't be enabled for all Outlook.com accounts. I will try with another account. Thank you!
Tested on a new account and it works! I will close the ticket.
Which account did you try it with? Were you able to pin the add-in on both the web and the new windows desktop App?
Hi Vignesh.
Pinning the task pane worked both on web and on the desktop app. It should work with any email that isn't hosted on the Outlook domain (@Outlook.com).
Does that mail account need to have a microsoft 365 subscription? How would our other users who have accounts with @outlook.com be able to pin the taskpane for the add-in?
Any account that's not on the @outlook domain should work, including any accounts with a microsoft 365 subscription.
Which mail account did you use? I tried it with my gmail account and I am not even getting an option to see the add-ins. You mean like yahoo or hotmail accounts or business accounts which have a different domain name
Business accounts which have a private domain name.
so, business or Microsoft 365 organization accounts which are used for Outlook? I tried with an organization account with gmail and it didn't work.
Unable to allow pinning Task Pane
Your Environment
Expected behavior
I should be able to pin my task pane
Current behavior
There is no option to pin my task pane
Steps to reproduce
Add
<SupportsPinning>true</SupportsPinning>
to manifest Fresh install into OutlookLink to live example(s)
Context
I am trying to pin my task pane so users do not need to open the task pane very time they switch to another email
Full manifest
In addition, replacing
SupportsPinning
withSupportsNoItemContext
leads to the task pane not rendering at all. The results are the same when testing in Outlook for the Web