Call SharePoint Server Subscription Edition REST API via App Only Authentication
Need to call SharePoint Server Subscription Edition REST API via App Only Authentication and found below article. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/solution-guidance/security-apponly-azureacs can i do this using TokenHelper.cs as suggested in the article? Seems request tires to access ACS because of below settings in TokenHelper.cs and requests timeout since the code is executed from a Server where no access to Azure ACS. private static string GlobalEndPointPrefix = "accounts"; private static string AcsHostUrl = "accesscontrol.windows.net"; Any support on how to do this for On-Prem SharePoint is really appreciated.
Sharepoint view level permissions
Hello, I’m facing an issue in SharePoint. I have a main list where I need to create two views one for “A” users and another for “B” users. What should change is, for example, that “A” users can only see column “A” and “B” users can only see column “B”. And being sensitive data, they shouldn't be able see each other's columns. Using different lists is the only viable way I currently see this working, which i don't really want since this requires a lot more of work, unless someone can suggest a better solution. Note that currently I'm using two different pages inside the same website for user's "A" and "B". Thank you very much.
SharePoint PnP Search Results
Hi! Does anybody know how to use the Query Template and Refinement Filters part in PnP Search Results to exlude pages from the search? I have a Knowledge Hub and created a search page. The Search Result webpart (before i do a search) shows everything in the Site - and i don't want that. Idealy i will have it blank till a Search word is entered on the Search Box, but has not been able to do that, so i was thinking if maybe using the Refinement Filters i can exlud pages that are just templates. I do have "FileType:equal("aspx") but i don't know how to say Title does not contain "Main" i tried so many different things i found online and nothing seems to work. Any clues? thanksPNP Search Results sort by title
Hi. I have a PNP Search results webpart, that brings me all the Document Libraries in SharePoint site (that are not the standard ones Like site assets, pages etc) I want the results to be sorted, but i tried with sort column and it does not work, I want it to show in alphabetical order If i use "edit sort order" and select by title, it gives me an error I added a RefinableString where i have the title but it is still not sorting it How can i get this list sorted without having to add another column for the Title (with out the link) THank you
CSOM: My “one query to rule them all” plan backfired — got “Request uses too many resources” 😅
Hey folks, So I’ve been playing around with CSOM (Client-Side Object Model), feeling fancy about making one super-efficient query that loads everything I need at once. Something like this: clientContext.Load( clientContext.Web, w => w.SiteUsers.Include(...), w => w.Lists.Include(...), w => w.SiteGroups.Include(...) ); Basically, my thought was: “Why make multiple calls when I can just get everything in one go?” But CSOM had other plans. Instead of being impressed, it hit me with the dreaded: "Request uses too many resources." Even when I tried to be nice and limit the properties, it still said “Nope.” 🙃 So now I’m wondering: Is it actually more efficient (and safer) to create a new ClientContext for each object I want to query (like Web, SiteUsers, Lists, etc.)? Or am I just thinking about this the wrong way and missing some batching trick? Would love to hear how others handle this — or if there’s a secret sauce to making CSOM not freak out when you ask for too much.CSOM batch request: “Request uses too many resources” when loading multiple sites with GetSiteByUrl
I’m currently exploring CSOM (Client-Side Object Model) and analyzing how property values for client objects such as Web and Site are requested and returned in XML format. I used Fiddler to inspect the request and response bodies. I’m now trying to implement a batch-based query where I load multiple sites with a limited set of properties using the GetSiteByUrl method. However, I’m running into this issue: When I load 10 sites, I get the error: “Request uses too many resources.” When I reduce the number to 8 sites, it works fine. I also compared the bytes sent and bytes received for different batch sizes (screenshot attached). So my question is: Is there a specific limitation on the total request size (bytes sent/received) or number of operations in a single CSOM batch request? If yes, is there any official documentation or guidance on how to determine these limits? Thanks in advance!
Clarification on StorageQuota and BonusStorageQuotaMb in SharePoint Online (CSOM / PowerShell)
I’ve been using CSOM and the Get-SPOTenant PowerShell cmdlet to retrieve storage-related data for my SharePoint Online tenant. I noticed that the StorageQuota property accurately reflects the total storage available. However, I plan to purchase additional SharePoint Online storage and would like to clarify: Will the newly purchased additional storage be included in the value returned by the StorageQuota property? I also came across another property called BonusStorageQuotaMB which does not have any documention and seems like new one too— could someone please explain its purpose and how it differs from StorageQuota? Understanding how these properties behave is important for me to monitor and report tenant storage accurately. Thanks in advance for your insights!
