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Employee Birthday Calendar Web Part
Hi, I am new to SharePoint and I am trying to implement an employee birthday calendar on SharePoint using the web-part here https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-dev-fx-webparts/tree/master/samples/react-birthdays. Following the instructions on the link, I have created a Birthdays list and have deployed the Birthday web part to SharePoint online, I am currently stuck at connecting the Birthdays list and the Birthday web part so that the web part can fetch the Birthdays data from the list. Any idea on the next step to take? I have surfed the internet and could not find anything helpful.SolvedmemunatiApr 15, 2019Copper Contributor75KViews0likes70CommentsColumn formatting not showing when view shown in a List Web Part (Modern Page and List)
I have a list with a JSON Column Formatter applied, the column format works fine when viewing the list directly, however when I'm using the List Web Part (still appears to be a preview part), the column formats are not displayed. Is this a known limitation? Are there any timescales for a fix, or any workarounds available to allow me to embed a list view into a page with multiple other web parts and retain the column formatting from the JSON Formatter?Mike InschFeb 20, 2018Copper Contributor56KViews1like57CommentsSharepoint 2010 Workflow can no longer be published on Sharepoint 2013 for our Online site
Dear all, we run a SharePoint Online site, where we have a number of workflows (2010) running mainly to generate documents etc in our automated workflows. All has been working fine, till today, when we had some modifications we wanted to execute on some of the 2010 workflows. We are using Sharepoint designer 2013. When saving the workflow, there are no issues, but when we try to publish we get an error (see attached) [Unexpected error on server associating the workflow] Right now, we´re at a standstill, and I can not find any real relevant information online on this. Some "older" stuff on temporary files etc have been reviewed, but without success. Pretty desperate now to get some help - Everything is much appreciated.Nanovac_ABMar 11, 2019Copper Contributor20KViews2likes45CommentsCustom field rendering in modern list views
Hi SharePoint Developers, We're working hard on making modern lists and libraries more extensible. One feature that we're working on right now is a SharePoint Framework component that allows you to customize the rendering of fields inside modern list views. In other words, this is a modern version of the classic Field.JSLink extensibility point. We want to work with you guys on fleshing this out and enabling real scenarios that are currently blocking modern adoption. We'd like to gather more real-world examples of how people are customizing fields inside list views today. Please help us out! To get things started, below are a few field customization patterns that we're aware of and are considering how we can make them work with this new framework component. We want to hear from you examples of scenarios that fit one of these patterns as well as scenarios you've encountered that are totally different. Conditional formatting. This is applying a different style to a field depending on its value. Example: I have a number field in a custom list called "KPI." I want values between 0-20 in this field to be shown in the list view as red; 21-40 as yellow; 40+ as green. Supplementing the output of a field with more information. This is displaying additional data inside a field alongside the data that's displayed by default. Example: I have a person/group field that stores contact information. I want to display the name of the person's division next to their name. Inserting links to actions. This is placing links to actions on a list item within that list item's row. Think of this as like a URL-based customaction, but the action is invoked by clicking the action's URL in the view instead of selecting that item and clicking a button. We've heard that sometimes it's easier to train people to click a link in a row than it is to train them to select the item and find the right button in our menus. Example: I have a field in a document library called "Kick off Approval Workflow." Client side code constructs a URL that kicks off an approval workflow (in SharePoint or in another system) for the item in question and places that URL inside that column.LincolnDeMarisJan 13, 2017Microsoft21KViews6likes40Commentsspfx React > REST API > Map search results
I have a woking example where I map (rest) search results to an object like this: export interface IReactGetItemsState{ items:[ { "EmployeeName": "", "EmployeeId": "", "Experience":"", "Location":"" }] } export default class ReactGetItems extends React.Component<IReactGetItemsProps, IReactGetItemsState> { public constructor(props: IReactGetItemsProps, state: IReactGetItemsState){ super(props); this.state = { items: [ { "EmployeeName": "", "EmployeeId": "", "Experience":"", "Location":"" } ] }; } ----------------------------------- jquery.ajax({ url: `${this.props.siteurl}/_api/web/lists/getbytitle('EmployeeList')/items`, type: "GET", headers:{'Accept': 'application/json; odata=verbose;'}, success: function(resultData) { reactHandler.setState({ ----> items: resultData.d.results Now I want to do my own variant using an Ajax call using a querystring. So my result object is different I try to map the results in this way: items: resultData.d.query.PrimaryQueryResult.RelevantResults.Table.Rows.results.Cells This is not working. My results remain empty. I'm just beginning SPFX/React so I do not know how to solve this. Can someone help me out? Thanks, MikeSolvedMike JansenOct 12, 2017Iron Contributor15KViews0likes34CommentsSearch API with Application Permissions returns no results, Delegated permissions do
As of August 26th critical software in our company started to fail. All functionality involving getting results from Microsoft SharePoint Search failed to get any results. This software is PowerShell, .NET Console applications, Runbooks (PowerShell), .NET Web API in an Azure App Service, ... All this software - that was failing - was using an Application Registration with either a certificate or password. To fully troubleshoot, I created a .NET Console application with no frameworks (like PnpCore SDK, Pnp.Framework, ...) but a simple HttpClient to get results from https://tenant.sharepoint.com/_api/search/query?... This httpclient would have Bearer authorization, with an access token from either a PublicClientApplication (delegated permissions), or a ConfidentialClientApplication (application permissions) The results were that delegated permissions always give the right results. Application permissions however gave results when searching on "Title:", but gave no results (PrimaryResults were empty) when searching on any other: in our case: "{searchtext} Path:https://tenant.sharepoint.com/sites/X/Lists/Y/*" At first we thought this was caused by searching on RefinableString00 and RefinableString01, but searching without specifying a managed property, fails as well. Before August 26th, all was working just fine. Appearantly, Microsoft deployed a patch to SharePoint Search somewhere around that date, to improve performance. This caused incident #MO420476 to rise, but was fixed later on. However, our problems still exist, so this might not be related (although I would like to believe it does) This issue caused me to have all applications to be reverted to delegated permissions (which in some cases is not preferrable at all, especially for f.i. runbooks). Is there anyone, either having this issue as well, or either be able to help me solve this issue? Best regardsStevenDeRooverSep 08, 2022Brass Contributor9KViews3likes31CommentsInstalling new SharePoint Provider Hosted Add-ins to new tenants - "The operation took too long"
Hey, Has something changed in SharePoint Online within the last week with SharePoint add-ins? Since around Thursday last week, all SharePoint provider hosted add-ins fail to install with an error "The operation took too long": If the add-in has previously been installed on the tenant then you want to add the add-in to a new site collection on the same tenant, that works fine. It doesn't work if the add-in is going into a tenant for the first time. Has anyone else seen this issue? Many thanks Paul5.5KViews0likes30CommentsCan I install Visual Studio Code on an iPad ?
Hi I am trying to install Visual Studio Code on my 12" iPad Pro - so there is pleanty of poke there. I find the Visual Studio Code downloads and I click on Down Load for Mac and I get a zip file !!!! How can I install this zip file on my iPad ? Thanks NigelNigel PriceJun 19, 2017Iron Contributor492KViews0likes27CommentsSharePoint Online issues creating site collections via PnP code again...
We are seeing issues when creating new sites via the PnP Core extension method AddSiteCollection. We are seeing this on several customer tenants. Can someone confirm that this is once again a SPO issue or has something changed in the PnP code that I am not aware of? The issue does not occure all the time. It only fails about 50% of the times... Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ServerException: Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientRequest.ProcessResponseStream(Stream responseStream) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientRequest.ProcessResponse() at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientRequest.ExecuteQueryToServer(ChunkStringBuilder sb) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientRequest.ExecuteQuery() at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientRuntimeContext.ExecuteQuery() at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientContext.ExecuteQuery() at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.TenantExtensions.GetSiteGuidByUrl(Tenant tenant, Uri siteFullUrl) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.TenantExtensions.AddSiteCollection...Oliver ZeiserOct 18, 2016Brass Contributor13KViews3likes26Comments
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