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I have SharePoint Online hosted by Microsoft, individual edition. I noticed that when adding links with a hash (#) to a page, these links would not be saved. I thought it was a bug and decided to include some Javascript, either in a "a href" or in an input button. Surprise! The save command deletes ALL my javascript code (in the body, I can keep it in a different web part)

Am I doing something wrong or is Microsoft artificially limiting me because I bought the least expensive hosting option? I feel shortchanged! I cannot do very basic things!

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  • Use the Content Editor Webpart or the Script Link webpart to add the javascript snippet to the page. – Robert Lindgren Feb 3 '14 at 13:34
  • Also, make sure the page that you are editing is checked out first. – Mike Feb 3 '14 at 14:55
  • Thanks for the answers, but I am using Script Editor and all other changes are saved. It's only the Javascript and the URL links (when they contain a hash) which get edited. – Guichito Feb 3 '14 at 16:23
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I finally figured out the problem. I was reusing a page that I did not create, it was created by the Sys Admin. Once I started using pages I did create everything worked fine and SP stopped stripping my code. Still, it would be nice to have a warning message or something...

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