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OllyLennox
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SPFX Help with third-party forms integration
Hi there, We're currently working on a solution to capture data into SharePoint for a customer. One requirement is to capture signatures and I found a third-party provider "Cognito Forms" (http://www.cognitoforms.com) which supports this and also provides integration with Power Automate so we can easily process submissions. I've managed to get everything working pretty well but I'm having a bit of trouble integrating the forms themselves into SharePoint. I've created a new SPFX project and have create a webpart but I'm having some trouble with the integration. Their are two methods for embedding are: Seamless <div id="form1"> <script src="https://www.cognitoforms.com/f/seamless.js" data-key="Muy2UY3MEke97JKU-QCXPA" data-form="38"> </script> </div> IFrame <iframe id="form1" src="https://www.cognitoforms.com/f/XahKK9dVBE6JTM2z_XX_RA/9" style="border:0;width:100%;" height="1035"></iframe> <script src="https://www.cognitoforms.com/f/iframe.js"></script> Ideally I'd like to use seamless but since they are using these "data-key" and "data-form" attributes on the script block I'm not sure if that would be possible in terms of the spfx framework? The iframe method almost works but I can't seem to import the "iframe.js" file into the project. I've followed the steps in the MS documentation (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/web-parts/basics/add-an-external-library) but I'm not sure how the iframe.d.ts module file should work and my attempts to create it haven't been successful. The usage is: Cognito("#form1").prefill({"Name": {"First":"John","Last":"Smith"},"Phone":"8034567890","Email":"Email address removed"}); But I'm unsure how you declare the Cognito(element) function as a type and get it to return an interface with prefil. How do you declare a named function like this from an external source? I appreciate this might be more of a typescript question but I went through their documentation on declaring modules and was none the wiser. Any help would be much appreciated. Olly819Views0likes0CommentsNewbie Question
Hi All, I was a SharePoint developer many moons ago but haven't touched it in a long time. I've recently had to dip my toe back in and I've managed to get my head around the spfx framework and have setup my development machine with node.js and have managed to get rolling with my first web part. What I'm trying to do now is filter the standard List webpart using a value from the query string. I know you can filter lists themselves in this way using ?FilterField1=<value>&FilterValue1=<value> and I also know the List webpart has dynamic filtering so I was hoping this wouldn't be too bad but I've hit a brick wall. I found the project: https://github.com/pnp/FilterPack which has provided some webparts using the IDynamicDataCallables interface and I've also found this documentation from MS: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/dynamic-data However when I put one of the webparts on the page which defines an IDynamicDataCallables, the List webpart doesn't seem to identify it as a source. Has anyone had any luck with this? I'm into day 5 now of messing about with it and starting to feel like I'm wasting a lot of time! As I remember you used to be able to do this in the old SharePoint 2017 era of web part connectors. Any help or advice would be much appreciated566Views0likes0Comments(Intune) Enable "Camera Uploads" In OneDrive app on IOS devices
Hi there, We are currently working on deployment and configuration profiles in Intune for a customer using IOS devices. Our customer is concerned about photos on the devices being lost (e.g. during a remote wipe) and wants to ensure that photos are always pushed up to O365. I've found the setting "Camera Uploads" in the OneDrive app which enables all photos on the device to be uploaded into OneDrive. However I'm struggling to find out how I can enable this through Intune. Is it possible to automatically enable this setting?7KViews0likes1CommentWindows 365 SharePoint/OneDrive connectivity?
I've read that you can use the OneDrive sync client with Windows 365. If so, would this be like have a LAN connection to SharePoint Online (as it's staying inside the data centre) and could we expect much faster sync speeds than with a conventional client. I.e. would it be possible to work with very large files stored in SharePoint as if they were local files?844Views0likes3CommentsRe: Tenant to Tentant Migrations - Which Third-Party Providers?
jcgonzalezmartin Hi Juan, Thanks for your reply. I know cost isn't the only factor but with a migration like this there is no difference between the services: either the account is migrated or it is not, so the only measure of success is if it works. To rephrase my question: which is the cheapest third-party cloud migration platform that works?7.5KViews0likes0CommentsTenant to Tentant Migrations - Which Third-Party Providers?
Hi there, We're going to be performing an O365 -> O365 migration for about 250 user accounts. I realise that we need to use third-party tools to do this and I've had experience using BitTitan.com for O365 migrations but the service is quite expensive and so I wondered if there were any other reasonably priced alternatives? We'd be looking at migrating Emails, Contacts, Calendar and personal OneDrives for all users. Thanks Olly8.3KViews0likes7Comments
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