More Insider Sign Out. The Case of the Missing Documents. We have a new SharePoint site with a document library where there are several required columns and one of those fields.

Did not fix it for me either. On an iPhone 6 with 8.0.2, it did ask me for my login & password four times and then I saw our SharePoint home page. But clicking on anything on the page just hung it (spinner spinning at the top of Safari forever).

On a iPhone 4S, I never see the SharePoint home page even after entering the login & password multiple times. It almost appears to be some kind of timing issue, with the iPhone 6 being a faster device.

Hsa account that works with quicken for mac. Look at the web address when you access the account on your computer. If the HSA account is with Fidelity Investments, add the HSA account selecting the correct financial institution for where it is kept.

At this point, we are telling people not to upgrade to iOS 8 and to hold off on buying the iPhone 6. We are using SharePoint 2013 and it does not work.

And it is not just SharePoint. We have other internal web apps that use Windows Authentication and it does not work with those either.

Chrome works fine will all of them on iOS 8. James Ward4, are you using Windows Auth or Forms Auth?

And CCI_INC, you are correct about iOS 7. When iOS 7 first came out, it did not work with sites using Windows Auth and was fixed in iOS 7.0.3. Hard to believe they left out that fix in iOS 8 - I suppose it could be a different bug. Unfortunately, Chrome is not really an option for us because we have a workflow system that sends out hyperlinks in emails that go to our Windows Auth sites, and Apple will not allow a default browser other than Safari, so tapping a link in an email always goes to Safari. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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SharePoint Online SharePoint Server 2016 SharePoint Foundation 2013 SharePoint Server 2013 Enterprise SharePoint Server 2013 SharePoint Foundation 2010 SharePoint Server 2010 If you have problems opening Office files and documents in SharePoint document libraries, here are some suggestions to help you fix them. You might consider syncing your document library with your computer to work with documents. Syncing creates a local folder on your desktop machine where you can open and edit files easily. When you save a documents, it's automatically uploaded to the SharePoint or OneDrive for Business.

For more info, see. If you're specifically having problems using Open with Explorer or View in File Explorer, see. Download and check files locally Some problems occur because of differences in versions of SharePoint server and Office. If you can't get it to work, try downloading the file and seeing if you can open it locally. • Depending on the version of SharePoint, do one of the following: In SharePoint Online, select the file, and click Download on the command bar, or click the ellipses (.) and then click Download.

In SharePoint Server 2016, select a file, click More on the command bar, and click Download, or right-click the document, and then click Download. For SharePoint Server 2013, select a file, click the ellipse (.) click the ellipse (.) again in the dialog, and then click Download. For SharePoint Server 2010, click the down arrow on a file, click Send to, and then click Download a copy. • In your browser, click Save, and then Open folder to open the folder where the file is located. • Right-click the file in the desktop folder, and then click Open With. • Choose the app you want to use.

If the file hasn't been assigned, it will pop up a dialog to select one. If the app isn't on the list, click Choose another app. • Check the Always use this app to open box. • Close the app and try double clicking the file to see if it opens the correct app.