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SharePoint Online - calculated column no longer showing as hyperlink
A couple of months back I created a calculated column that was showing a hyperlink and I have just noticed that the calculation no longer works.
The formula I used is below, note: I have removed all the site name details.
="<a href='site_url_here/SitePages/DesignReview.aspx?Q1="&Title&"'>"&Title&"</a>"
I used a calculated column and set the data returned from the formula to Number.
Previously, it would show the Title column as a hyperlink to page that had a query parameter applied. Now it shows as below (again url removed):
<a href='/site_url_here/SitePages/DesignReview.aspx?Q1=Non-DPK related'>Non-DPK related</a>
Has anything change recently in SharePoint Online that is causing this to occur?
15 Replies
- RaffaeuCopper Contributor
Kelly Dungate with SharePoint online or SharePoint 2019 is not needed because you can format a column as following:
{
"$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/sp/column-formatting.schema.json",
"elmType": "a",
"txtContent": "@currentField",
"attributes": {
"target": "_blank",
"href": "=@currentField"
}
} - mgable_presidioCopper Contributor
Here is the official fix, at least for on-premise:
# NOTE: =$False NOT ="$False" # In SharePoint 2016 Management Shell, run... $Web = Get-SPWebApplication http://weburl $Val=$Web.CustomMarkupInCalculatedFieldDisabled=$False $web.update() # To confirm it is now false... $Web.CustomMarkupInCalculatedFieldDisabled
- Stefan KluteCopper Contributor
I love OnPremise! There are so many configurations where I need Powershell, and here *tada* another good example. Thank you very much. This Option Needs to be set to false (CustomMarkupInCalculatedFieldDisabled) now the Hyperlink calculated columns work perfectly again (with datatype number).
I used the following script:
cls
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.Powershell
$Web = Get-SPWebApplication https://intranet... #Your Intranet URL
$Web.CustomMarkupInCalculatedFieldDisabled=$False
$web.update()
- Michael SöderbergCopper Contributor
Using js-link to fix the problem. No need to change the calculated field. Here's what I came up with:
function RenderMyCalculatedField() {var template = {renderMyField: function (ctx) {var html = [];html.push(ctx.CurrentItem.Skicka); // Fieldname 'Skicka'return html.join('');}}function registerTemplate() {var context:any = {};context.Templates = {};context.Templates.Fields = {'Skicka':{'View': template.renderMyField}}; // Fieldname 'Skicka'SPClientTemplates.TemplateManager.RegisterTemplateOverrides(context);}registerTemplate();};RenderMyCalculatedField();- Chris McNultySilver Contributor
Please see our update at https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/SharePoint/Custom-markup-in-SharePoint-calculated-columns/m-p/78225
Thanks.
- Deleted
You can use following code in JS Link to fix this issue:
(function () {
var priorityFiledContext = {};
priorityFiledContext.Templates = {};
priorityFiledContext.Templates.Fields = {
'URL': { 'View' : setURL},
};
SPClientTemplates.TemplateManager.RegisterTemplateOverrides(priorityFiledContext);
})();
function setURL(ctx){
var ret="";
if(ctx.CurrentItem["URL"] != "")
{
ret = "<a href=\""+ctx.CurrentItem["URL"]+"\" target=\"_blank\" class=\"lnkURL\">"+ctx.CurrentItem["Title"]+"</a>";
}
return ret;
}
- Deleted
We are also facing the same issue.The formula column is displaying plaintext value instead of hyperlink HTML. This was working till tuesday but from yesterday it has suddenly changed. We are working on Office 365 Sharepoint online site. Does any updates implemented by microsoft?
- Deleted
This is crazy. I'll have to create JS link templates for a whole bunch of lists if they don't rollback. Are Microsoft going to pay me for this? wtf
- Brent EllisSilver ContributorThe death of the regular "Pro" user and the requirement of being a legit developer continues....
- Karl ØgaardCopper Contributor
Jupp, this is totally frustrating. We are using calculated columns to buil useful links and now they are broken.
I find it strange that MS did this change so fast with minimal warning. I would guess a lot of people use custom markup in calculated fields.
So what if it's not supported, it is highly used so insted of blocking it, they should work on a cool solution to replace it and suprise us insted :-)
- Mihkel MooratsBrass Contributor
Yes, unfortunatelly MS has done it again: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4032106/handling-html-markup-in-sharepoint-calculated-fields
The change has rolled out the same day the news about it was published :(
Although there should be a possibility to request an extension through September 10, 2017. I have no ide how to request it... :D
- Adri Dijk, vanBrass Contributor
Here also a load of sites broken without any communication up front, hopefully Microsoft is going to roll-back this change.
- Adri Dijk, vanBrass Contributor
Still no response to our support call while this is a blocking issue for us, many of our sites are broken. No idea what they are thinking.