Richard Fennell
Richard Fennell

Reputation: 160

Cannot see published Word Web Add-in in 'My Organisation' Tab

I have been trying to get the Word Add-in samples and my own Word Web Add-in running on my O365 instance. I can build all the solutions locally and run/debug. The buttons on the ribbon appear, and the task pane (web site) is shown, all as expected.

However, if I follow the instructions to publish to my O365 account I can't seem to get the add-in to load. I do the following:

  1. Publish the associated add-in web site to Azure, and make sure the homepage loads OK
  2. Login to my O365 account as the admin account
  3. Select the Admin button
  4. Select Setting> Service & add-in and press the Upload add-in. I then upload the published add-in manifest (with the correct URL for the Azure hosted add-in website). This publishes OK, and I can grant rights to everyone or specific users (I tried both).

Problem is

I assume I must have missed something obvious, given the web is not people complaining of this problem.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 868

Answers (3)

ADW
ADW

Reputation: 26

I have been working with Richard on this matter and we found the solution. In order to see the Office 365 tab in the add-ins tab you need to be running Office 365 - version - 16.0.7341.2021. Once we installed this version of office the tab appeared and the add-in could be viewed and used.

Upvotes: 1

Juan Balmori
Juan Balmori

Reputation: 5036

FYI the add-ins deployed using the Office 365 Admin page show up in a different tab. There should be a OFFICE 365 tab on the insertion dialog and your add-in should be there. Try hitting on the Refresh button and see if it shows up.

Also please provide the build where your Office client is, depending on the build you will see the add-in only on the Office 365 tab, or both in the tab and also the actual Ribbon buttons.

thanks!

Upvotes: 0

Michael Saunders
Michael Saunders

Reputation: 2668

It sounds like the add-in isn't be installed anywhere. A problem with your manifest file is a likely cause here. Try uploading the manifest directly inside Word Online: Insert > Add-ins > My Organization > Upload a manifest

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If that fails too then it's definitely a problem with the manifest: check that it conforms to the schema and is configured for the right set of APIs and hosts to work in the Office clients that you're testing.

Upvotes: 0

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