I then plugged those values into the formula Microsoft gave me: (Go here to find the encoded URL characters to use when creating your url) Below in bold is the content I pulled out of the Copy library ID link at the beginning of this post: Odopen://sync/?siteId=SiteID_HERE&webId=WebID_HERE&listId=ListID_HERE&userEmail=UserEmail_HERE&webUrl=WebURL_HERE &listTitle=Company Name&webTitle=Documents I did not like that so I added the following at the end of Microsoft’s link: Using this format did work however it defaulted the name of the directory to Company Name – Documents like so: Odopen://sync/?siteId=SiteID_HERE&webId=WebID_HERE&listId=ListID_HERE&userEmail=UserEmail_HERE&webUrl=WebURL_HERE (I did this in Firefox so it may look a little different for you). Click Cancel on this:Ĭlick Copy library ID and paste the info into Notepad. Go to the Library you want to Sync in SharePoint and click Sync.
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Read on to find out how to find the strings needed or click here to skip to the bottom for the script. I found a great script that once you set all the strings when a user executes it the document will start syncing. Also be sure to sync your OneDrive account by going to this link in your browser:
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