SharePoint Online: Organization Browser fault and SharePoint-Designer-Error

Hello,
I have two Problems:
Firstly, the Organization Browser-WebPart is not viewed correctly. The Managers are not displayed on this WebPart. On SharePoint User-Profile I can see, that a Manager is availible for everyone.
I wanted to delete this WebPart and paste it again, but I get a Error, if i want to edit the Person.aspx or personimmersive.aspx with SharePoint Designer:
Object moved.
Object moved to here.
Can everyone help me?
Best Regards,
Atakhan

Hi Atakhan,
Assuming you're synching with Active Directory and there are no issues with the synch connection,
I can speak to your first part, the organization browser web part, if not modified, but rather OOB, gets it's data from the Organization tab of the user object in active directory. On the organization tab, there is a field for manager for each user,
and a field for direct reports (e.g. in the event the person is a manger).
Check that tab in active directory for one of your users and you'll see if is correct.
Sorry, cant speak too much to editing the system pages directly. Other than you should avoid that practice.
And best way to approach that is to change the master page they pull from and make your edits on a COPY of the master page, not on the original.
Stacy www.sharepointpapa.com

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